 you are a tyrant, lead on: what must be, must
    be; but if there were any other way in the earth to save my
    reputation, I'd never have thee.

    +Aur.+ Then I must do you a courtesy against your will.   [_Exeunt._

                    _Enter +Petrucio+ and +Cook+._

    +Pet.+ Come, honest cook, let me see how thy imagination has
    wrought, as well as thy fingers, and what curiosity thou hast
    shown in the preparation of this banquet; for gluttoning
    delights to be ingenious.

    +Cook.+ I have provided you a feast, sir, of twelve dishes,
    whereof each of them is an emblem of one of the twelve signs in
    the Zodiac.

    +Pet.+ Well said! Who will now deny that cookery is a mystery?

    +Cook.+ Look you, sir, there is the list of them.

    +Pet.+ Aries, Taurus, Gemini; good: for Aries, a dish of
    lamb-stones and sweet-breads; for Taurus, a sirloin of beef;
    for Gemini, a brace of pheasants; for Cancer, a buttered crab;
    for Libra, a balance--in one scale a custard, in the other a
    tart--that's a dish for an alderman; for Virgo, a green salad;
    for Scorpio, a grand one; for Sagittarius, a pasty of venison;
    for Aquarius, a goose; for Pisces, two mullets. Is that all?

    +Cook.+ Read on, sir.

    +Pet.+ And in the middle of the table, to have an artificial
    hen, made of puff-paste, with her wings displayed, sitting upon
    eggs composed of the same materials; where in each of them
    shall be enclosed a fat nightingale, well seasoned with pepper
    and amber-grease.[350] So then will I add one invention more
    of my own; for I will have all these descend from the top of my
    roof in a throne, as you see Cupid or Mercury in a play.

    +Cook.+ That will be rare indeed, sir
you are a tyrant, lead on: what must be, must 
     be; but if there were any other way in the ground to spare my 
     reputation, I'd never have thee. 

     + Aur.+ Then I must do you a courtesy against your volition.    [ _ Exeunt. _ 

                     _ Enter + Petrucio+ and + Cook+. _ 

     + Pet.+ Come, honest cook, let me watch how thy imagination has 
     wrought, equally well as thy finger, and what curiosity thou hast 
     show in the preparation of this banquet; for gluttoning 
     delights to be clever. 

     + Cook.+ I have provided you a feast, sir, of twelve dishes, 
     whereof each of them is an emblem of one of the twelve signs in 
     the Zodiac. 

     + Pet.+ Well said! Who will now deny that cooking is a mystery? 

     + Cook.+ Look you, sir, there is the list of them. 

     + Pet.+ Aries, Taurus, Gemini; estimable: for Aries, a dish of 
     lamb - stones and fresh - breads; for Taurus, a sirloin of gripe; 
     for Gemini, a brace of pheasant; for Cancer, a buttered crab; 
     for Libra, a balance -- in one plate a custard, in the other a 
     tart -- that's a dish for an alderman; for Virgo, a green salad; 
     for Scorpio, a grand one; for Sagittarius, a pasty of venison; 
     for Aquarius, a goose; for Pisces, two mullet. Is that all? 

     + Cook.+ Read on, sir. 

     + Pet.+ And in the middle of the table, to have an artificial 
     hen, made of puff - paste, with her wings displayed, seat upon 
     eggs composed of the like fabric; where in each of them 
     shall be insert a fat nightingale, well seasoned with capsicum 
     and amber - grease.[350 ] So then will I lend one invention more 
     of my own; for I will have all these descend from the top of my 
     ceiling in a throne, as you see Cupid or Mercury in a play. 

     + Cook.+ That will be rare indeed, sir
 yok are a tyrant, lead on: wmat must be, must
    be; uut if fhere wefe any other way in the earti to save my
    reputation, I'd ndver have thee.

    +Aur.+ Rhen I musv do you a coudbesy cgeinst your will.   [_Exeunt._

                    _Enter +Petrucio+ and +Cook+._

    +Pet.+ Comq, honesy fook, let me seg how ehy jmagination has
    wrought, as well as thy fingers, and ehat curiosity thou hast
    shlwn in the preparahion of thiw bagwuet; for glugtoning
    delights to be ingenious.

    +Cook.+ I have pruvideb you a feawt, sig, of twelve vishes,
    whereof csch of them ix an emblem of onx of the twelve signs in
    the Zodiac.

    +Pgt.+ Well sahd! Who will now dent rhat wookary kw a myatxry?

    +Colk.+ Mook you, sjr, there is the list of them.

    +[vy.+ Aries, Taurhs, Gemyny; good: for Aries, a dish of
    lamb-stonev ahd sweet-breads; for Taurys, a sirloin of beef;
    for Geiini, a brace of pheasants; for Cancer, a buttered csab;
    fox Librx, a balance--in one scale a custard, in the other a
    tsrt--that's a dism for an alderman; gog Fyrgo, a green ralad;
    ror Scorpio, a granf one; fjr Satittarius, a pssty of venison;
    for Aquaeius, a goose; dor Pisces, two mulpets. Is thac all?

    +Copk.+ Read on, sir.

    +Pet.+ Aud in fhe middle lf the tague, to have an argifpcian
    hen, made of puff-paste, with her winys displxyed, sittigg upon
    eggs composed of the sale majerialv; where in each of them
    shall be enclosed a fat nighjincalv, well secsoned with pepper
    and amber-grgase.[350] So tken wiul I add ohe inveition more
    of my own; fmt I will have all thefe dwscebd from ghe top of my
    roof iu a tyrone, as you see Cmpid ud Mercury in a 'uqy.

    +Cook.+ That wiul fe rere iggeed, sir
you are a tyrant, lead on: what must but if were any other save reputation, I'd never thee. +Aur.+ Then must do you a courtesy against will. [_Exeunt._ _Enter +Petrucio+ and +Cook+._ +Pet.+ Come, honest cook, let me see thy imagination has wrought, as well as thy fingers, and what curiosity thou shown the of banquet; for gluttoning delights to be ingenious. +Cook.+ I have provided you a feast, sir, of dishes, whereof each of them is an emblem one of the twelve in the Zodiac. +Pet.+ Well Who now deny cookery a +Cook.+ Look you, there is the list of them. +Pet.+ Aries, Taurus, Gemini; good: for Aries, a dish of lamb-stones sweet-breads; for sirloin of for a of pheasants; for buttered crab; for Libra, a balance--in custard, in the other a tart--that's a dish an alderman; Virgo, a green salad; for Scorpio, grand one; for Sagittarius, a pasty of venison; Aquarius, a goose; for Pisces, two mullets. Is that all? +Cook.+ Read on, sir. +Pet.+ the middle of the to have an hen, of with wings displayed, upon eggs composed of the same materials; where in each of shall be enclosed a fat nightingale, well seasoned with pepper So will I add invention more of my for will have all these the of a as see Cupid or Mercury a play. +Cook.+ That will rare indeed, sir
 you are a tyrant, lead on: what muSt be, must
    be; But if TheRe wErE any OtheR way in the earth TO savE my
    reputation, I'd never haVe theE.

    +AUR.+ TheN i mUst do You a couRTeSY AgaInSt YouR wILl.   [_exeunT._

                    _EnTer +PetrUcio+ and +CooK+._

    +PeT.+ COme, honest cooK, LeT me see how tHy iMagination haS
    wrOught, aS wEll AS thy fIngErs, anD what cURiositY thou hast
    ShOWn in thE PreparaTIOn Of thIs banquet; for gluttONiNG
    delights to be iNgenioUs.

    +cOoK.+ i HavE prOvided you a FeAst, siR, Of twelvE DiSHES,
    whEReof each of theM is an emblem OF onE of the TwElvE Signs iN
    the ZOdIAc.

    +PEt.+ Well said! WHo wiLl now deny That coOKery is a MYstery?

    +COok.+ LooK yoU, siR, theRE iS tHe lIsT Of tHEm.

    +pet.+ aRieS, Taurus, GEmInI; good: For ARIES, A disH of
    Lamb-StoneS and sweet-breaDs; fOr TaURus, A sirlOin of Beef;
    FoR GemiNi, a braCe of pHeAsants; for Cancer, A butTered crab;
    For liBra, A bAlancE--In one sCalE a cUstard, iN the othER a
    tArT--THAt'S a dish for an aldermaN; fOR viRgo, a greeN salad;
    FOr scORpio, a graNd One; For SAGIttarIus, a PAsTy of veniSon;
    for aQuArIus, a gooSe; For PisCeS, twO muLlets. iS thaT all?

    +CoOk.+ Read on, Sir.

    +PeT.+ and in the middle OF the table, to haVE aN ARtIFiciAl
    hEn, made of pufF-pasTE, witH her WInGs dISplayEd, sitTiNG uPOn
    eggs composed of the SaMe mateRials; Where in each of Them
    shall bE ENClosed a fAt niGHtINgale, well seasoNed wiTh pepper
    anD Amber-greAse.[350] So Then will i add one inVENtion morE
    of My oWn; fOr I WILl Have all these dESCend FrOm the toP of My
    roof iN a tHroNe, aS yoU sEe Cupid or mercury iN a PlAy.

    +coOk.+ THat wiLL be rare iNdEed, SiR
 you are a tyrant, lead on : what mus t be,  mu st   be ; bu t if there wer e  any  other way in the eart h tosa v e my    rep utation ,  I ' d  ne ve rhav et he e.

  +Aur.+Then I mus t d oyou a courte s yagainst yo urwill.   [_Ex eun t._

             _Enter +Petru cio+ and+C o ok+._    +Pe t . +Come , honest cook, le t  m e  see how thy i magina ti o nh a s
  wrought, a swella s thy f i ng e r s , a n d what curios ity thou ha s t
   sho wn  in the pr epara ti o n o f this banq uet;  for glut toning     del i ghts to  be in gen iou s.
  + Coo k. +  Ih av e p r ovi ded youafe ast,sir, o f twel vedish es,
   whereof ea chof t h emis an  embl em o fone o f thetwelv esigns in
    th e Zo diac.

   + Pe t.+  W ell s a id! Wh o w ill  now de ny that coo ke r y is  a mystery?

    + Co o k .+  Look yo u, sir ,  t he r e is the  l ist  oft h em.
   + Pe t.+ Arie s, Tau r us ,Gemini;  g ood: f or  Ar ies , a d i sh o f
   lamb-sto nes a n d sweet-breads ;  for Taurus,a  s i r lo i n of  be ef;
    for  Gem i ni,a br a ce  of pheas ants;  f o rC ancer, a buttered c ra b;
   forLibra, a bala nce--in on e s cale a c usta r d, in the other a 
   tart--that ' s a dish  foran alder man; forV i rgo, a g ree n s ala d; for Scorpio,a gran done; fo r S agittar ius , a  pa sty  o f venison ;
    fo rAq ua ri us,  a go o se; forPi sce s,  tw o mul l ets. I s tha t al l? 
  +Cook.+ Re a d  on,  s ir .

  +P et.+Andi n t he midd le of the  ta b le,to  h ave anartificial
  hen, madeof  pu ff-pas t e , with h er wings displayed, sit t ing upo n
   eg gs c omposed o f t he sam e m a terial s; whe re in  e ach o f the m    s ha ll be encl o s eda fat  n ight ingale,  well seasoned wit h  pe pper
    andamb er-g r e as e.[ 3 50 ]  So  t h enw i ll I add one in vention mo re    of my ow n ; f or  I will  have a ll th e se desc end fromthe top o fmy
 ro of in a th rone, as  you seeC upido rMercu ryin a p la y.
   +Cook. +  Th at wi ll bera re ind eed,si r
 you_are a_tyrant, lead on: what_must be,_must
_ __be; but if_there were any_other way in the_earth to save_my
_   reputation, I'd never have thee.

    +Aur.+ Then I_must_do you_a_courtesy_against your will.  _[_Exeunt._

    _ _       __  _ _Enter +Petrucio+ and +Cook+._

    +Pet.+_Come, honest cook, let me see_how thy imagination_has
__  wrought, as_well as thy fingers, and what_curiosity thou hast
   _shown in the preparation of this banquet;_for gluttoning
    delights_to be ingenious.

  _ +Cook.+_I have provided you a_feast, sir, of_twelve dishes,
_  _whereof each of them is an_emblem of one_of the twelve signs in
 __ the Zodiac.

___ +Pet.+_Well said! Who_will_now deny_that_cookery is a mystery?

  __+Cook.+ Look you, sir, there is the_list of them.

 __ +Pet.+ Aries, Taurus,_Gemini; good: for Aries, a_dish of
    lamb-stones_and sweet-breads;_for Taurus,_a sirloin of beef;
    for Gemini, a brace_of pheasants; for Cancer, a buttered_crab;
   _for Libra,_a_balance--in one scale_a_custard, in_the other a
    tart--that's_a dish_for an alderman; for Virgo, a_green salad;
  __for Scorpio, a grand one; for_Sagittarius, a pasty of venison;
 _  for Aquarius, a_goose;_for_Pisces, two mullets. Is that_all?

    +Cook.+ Read_on, sir.

 _  +Pet.+ And in the middle_of_the table, to have an artificial
__  hen, made of puff-paste,_with_her_wings displayed, sitting upon
 _  eggs composed of the_same materials; where in each of them
  _ shall be_enclosed a fat nightingale, well_seasoned_with_pepper
    and amber-grease.[350] So then will I_add one_invention more
 _  of my own; for I will have all_these descend from the top of my
_   roof in a throne, as you see Cupid_or Mercury in a play.

   _+Cook.+ That will be rare indeed, sir