“Libro de los Exemplos” (Fifteenth Century).
“WHO ARE YE THAT ARE CALLING ME?”
CALISTO IS SMITTEN WITH MELIBEA’S CHARMS.
Argument.—Calisto, entering into a garden after his usual manner, met there with Melibea, with whose love being caught, he began to court her; by whom being sharply checkt and dismist, he gets him home.
Calisto. Sempronio, Sempronio, why Sempronio, I say, Where is this accursed Varlet?
Sempronio. I am heere, Sir, about your horses.
Calisto. My horses (you knave), how haps it then that thou comst out of the hall?
Sempronio. The Gyrfalcon bated, and I came in to set him on the Pearch.