I will e'en sell my goods to whoever will buy them, and at the bottom of the barrow thou shalt put one of thy cotton gowns and market aprons, Aunt Mary.

Then will I go to Mistress Gertrude and tell her all.

I shall learn of the welfare of those at home, and will come back with her at my side.

The watch will but take her for a market woman, and we shall both pass unchecked and unhindered.

By noon tomorrow Gertrude shall be here! "Nay, hinder me not, good aunt.