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The Mayde returned and went to Bed , and the Dame of the house sayd then vnto hir frend : `` Now sir , what say you to this ? Doe you thincke that if I loued him , as you mystrust , that I would suffer him to tarry beneath in this greate colde to coole himselfe ? '' And hauing sayd so , she went to Bed with hir frende , who then was partly satisfied , and all the night they continued in greate pleasure and solace , laughing , and mocking the miserable Scholler that walked vp and downe the Court to chafe himselfe , not knowing where to sit , or which way to auoyde the colde , and curssed the long taryinge , of his mistresse Brother , hoping at euery noyse he heard , that she had come to open the dore to let him in , but his hope was in vayne . Now she hauinge sported hir selfe almost till midnight , sayd vnto hir frend : `` How think you -LRB- sir -RRB- by our Scholler , whether iudge you is greater , his Wysedome , or the loue that I beare vnto him ? The colde that I make him to suffer , will extinguish the heate of suspition whych yee conceyued of my wordes the other day . '' `` Yee say true , '' -LRB- sayd hir frend , -RRB- `` and I do assure you , that like as you are my delight , my rest , my comfort , and all my hope , euen so I am yours , and shalbe during life . '' For the confirmation of which renewed amity , they spared no delights which the louing Goddesse doeth vse to serue and imploy vpon her seruaunts and suters .