Marry, my lord, ’tis called “The Taming of a Shrew.”
’Tis a good lesson for us my lord that are married men.
LORD.
“The Taming of a Shrew,” that’s excellent sure,
Go, see that you make ready straight,
For you must play before a lord to-night.
Say, you are his men and I your fellow,
He’s something foolish, but whatso’er he says,
See that you be not dashed out of countenance.
Now, sirs, go you and make you ready, too,