THE TAMING OF THE SHREW

Act AP Scene A

	[[The following exchange occurs at a point for which there is no exact
	equivalent in Shakespeare’s play. It could come at the end of 2.1. The “fool” of the first line is Sander, the counterpart of Grumio.]]
	(Then Sly speaks)
l1l	Sly	 Sim, when will the fool come again?
l2l	Lord	He’ll come again, my lord, anon.
l3l	Sly	Gi ’s some more drink here. Zounds, where’s the
l4l		tapster? Here, Sim, eat some of these things.
l5l	Lord	So I do, my lord.
l6l	Sly	Here, Sim, I drink to thee.
l7l	Lord	My lord, here comes the players again.
l8l	Sly	O brave, here’s two fine gentlewomen.