Described as larding "the lean earth as he walks along," FTP, name this jolly Shakespearean character whom Queen Elizabeth wanted to see fall in love, the protagonist of The Merry Wives of Windsor.
This character disguises himself as Hearne the Hunter for a meeting in a nearby forest, after he is told to do so by a mysterious 'Mr. Brooke,' and also takes the guise of the "fat woman of Brainford."  This happens in a drama that features Anne being wooed by Slender and Fenton, but which begins with his dismissal of Bardolph and Nym.  Instead of petty thievery, he has decided to send identical love letters to the work's title characters, Mrs. Page and Mrs. Ford.  Described as larding "the lean earth as he walks along," FTP, name this jolly Shakespearean character whom Queen Elizabeth wanted to see fall in love, the protagonist of The Merry Wives of Windsor.
This character disguises himself as Hearne the Hunter for a meeting in a nearby forest, after he is told to do so by a mysterious 'Mr. Brooke,' and also takes the guise of the "fat woman of Brainford."  
Falstaff