Tro. Dices sabiamente; mas calla, vete en buen hora.
Las Quatro Comedias, etc., de Lope de Rueda, Sevilla, 1576, 8vo.
[25] This I infer from the fact, that, at the end of the edition of the Comedias and Coloquios, 1576, there is a “Tabla de los pasos graciosos que se pueden sacar de las presentes Comedias y Coloquios y poner en otras obras.” Indeed, paso meant a passage. Pasos were, however, undoubtedly sometimes written as separate works by Lope de Rueda, and were not called entremeses till Timoneda gave them the name. Still, they may have been earlier used as such, or as introductions to the longer dramas.
[26] There is a Glosa printed at the end of the Comedias; but it is not of much value. The passage preserved by Cervantes is in his “Baños de Argel,” near the end.
Per.
Señor Fuentes, que mudanza
Habeis hecho en el calzado,
Con que andais tan abultado?
Fuent.