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He eats well and right slovenly, and when the dice favour him goes in good clothes, and scours his pink colour silk stockings: when ̄ he hath any money he bears his crowns, when ̄ he hath none I carry his purse, he cheats well, swears better, but swaggers in a wantons Chamber admirably, he loves his boy and the rump of a cramed Capon, and this summer hath a passing thrifty humour to bottle ale: as contemptuous as Lucifer, as arrogant as ignoram ̄ ce can make him, as libidinous as Priapus, he keeps me as his adamant to draw mettle after to his lodging, I curl his periwig, paint his cheeks, perfume his breath, I am his froterer or rubber in a Hothouse, the prop of his lies, the bearer of his falls dice, and yet for all this Like the Persian Louse that eats biting, and biting eats, so I say si thing and sithing say my end is to past up a Si quis my Master's Fortune's are forced to cashere me and so six to one I fallen to be a Pippin squire. Hic finis priami, this is the end of pick pockets.
Plot summary
Plot — What You Will
Only three months after her husband Albano was reported dead in a sea battle, Celia has many suitors. Tomorrow she intends to marry Laverdure, a French knight; but Alban.o 's brothers, Randolfo and Adrian, disapprove. After fruitlessly petitioning the noctumal. party-loving Duke to stop the wedding, thcr decide to make it illegitimate by introducing an impostor, a perfumer named Francisco, to pose as Albano, claiming that he did not die after all; but Laverdure's page Bidet witnesses their scheming and warns his master. In fact, Albano survived. On his return to Venice he is unimpressed to hear that his supposedly faithful and loving wife is getting married again so soon; but when he accosts Laverdure, he is taken for Francisco. Even his own brothers take him for the disguised perfumer, so he begins to believe that he has indeed become Francisco by metempsychosis. He interrupts the performance of a play at court to protest at the way he has been treated, and the Duke assures everyone that he really is Albano. He decides to forgive everyone, including Laverdure and Celia. In the sub-plot, Simplicius saves the schoolboy Holofernes Pippo from a thrashing and takes him on as his page. A group of pages trick Simplicius into arranging an assignation with a merchant's wife, who turns out to be Holofemes in disguise.