_Clo._ Lay it by too: another.
_Aut._ This is a _merry ballad_, but a _very pretty_ one.
_Mop._ Let's have some merry ones.
_Aut._ Why, this is a passing merry one, and _goes to the
tune of_ "Two maids wooing a man," there's scarce a maid
westward but she sings it: _'tis in request_, I can tell
you.
_Mop._ We can _both_ sing it: if _thou'lt bear a part_
[_i.e._, Autolycus], thou shalt hear; 'tis in _three parts_.
_Dorcas._ We had the _tune_ on't a month ago.
_Aut._ _I can bear my part_; you must know, _'tis my
occupation_: have at it with you.
[They sing 'Get you hence,' in three parts.]
_Clo._ We'll have the song out anon _by ourselves_.