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Full speech
What say you sir? Sir, ther's a gentleman below would speak with you. My husband told him you were sir. He would desire you to come up sir; you come into a cleanly house here. How now, wh to cuckold is that knock so hard? O husband is't you, whats the n was? Away you fool did I know it was you that knocked, Come, come, you may call me bade when you list. S'hart you lie in your throat. Why you are no soldier? I w rrant you there shall no body enter hear with out my consent. Its more then you know, whither you leave me so. Why sweet. I am within sir, whats your pleasure? Why sir, you are no constable I hope? A Gods name sir. Young Lorenzo, I saw none such sir, of mine honesty. The constable, the man is mad I think. Why whats the matter with you. What mean these questions pray I hope he needs not to be tried here. Neither for need nor pleasure is he here. Nay, I will go, isle see and you may be aloud to beat your poor wife thus at every cucko dly knaves pleasure, the Devil and the Pox to ke you all for me: why do you not go now. Why what's the matter?
Plot summary
Plot — Every Man in His Humor
Prospero invites DOrenzo—jinior to visit him in Florence and see two gulls, Mathes and Bobadilla; Lorenzo decides to bring along his cousin St@pHAHG as a third. His father has intercepted the letter and, concerned to wean him away from poetry and towards more profitable studies, follows him to the city. The servant Misco follows EGFEHZOISEHIOF and insinuates himself into his master’s service under a new identity, disguised as a soldier. MGFENG is concerned that Prospero has become dissolute, and that the bad company which visits him will corrupt his sister M@Sperida and cuckold him; consequently he is anxious about leaving his house to do business. Matheo, who has been threatened with a cudgelling by GiliaiG, visits Bobadilla at his lodgings and they practice fighting. Later, Bobadilla assaults @6B for speaking against tobacco, and Cob procures a warrant from the city magistrate, DGGtGPIGIEMERL, to prevent ===== PAGE 52 ===== him fighting. Matheo woos Hesperida, using plagiarized verses. Giuliano provokes a fight with Matheo, but Bobadilla cannot participate because he is bound over by Cob’s warrant (and also because he is a coward); Giuliano later gives him a beating, which again he cannot resist. Thorello and his wife are lured away on false errands while Lorenzo Junior marries Hesperida. A series of ‘mistaken identities and tricks by Musco leads all the major characters to Doctor Clement’s house, either as litigants or prisoners. Lorenzo Junior pronounces on the current state of poetry. Matheo’s verses are destroyed, and he is sentenced to do public penance; Bobadilla is imprisoned. Doctor Clement requires the others to abandon their humours and dine with him, awarding Musco the place of honour. B-Text