LENTULO.
Will you lay? do wager on it.
PENULO.
What should I lay?
Thou hast no money, I am sure, to pay.
LENTULO.
No, faith, sir; but I'll tell you what our wager shall be;
Because I am not able to lay any money,
I'll lay three round raps on the ribs with my cudgel here.
PENULO.
Soft, let me look first if there be no blind man near.
Content, i'faith: that bargain shall stand.
LENTULO.
Then, sir, I must be so bold as to search your purse out of hand.
PENULO.
My purse, sir? wherefore?
LENTULO.
By my troth, sir, no more but to try,
If you be not as blind a gentleman in the purse as I.
PENULO.
I use not to carry my money in a purse.
LENTULO.
All in a pocket? well, never a whit the worse;
I must search your pocket.
PENULO.
What, if it be elsewhere?