The Taming of the Shrew
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1:39:00
Tell me, kind sir,
is this the house of one Lucentio?

1:39:03
Ay, but they are busy within
arguing over dowries.

1:39:08
You'd best knock louder.
1:39:15
Who's he that knocks
as he would beat down the door?

1:39:21
Is Signor Lucentio within, sir?
1:39:24
He's within, sir, but not to be spoken to withal.
1:39:28
I pray you tell Signor Lucentio that his father
is here at the door to speak with him.

1:39:36
Thou liest.
1:39:39
His father is here looking out at the window.
1:39:43
- Thou? His father?
- Ay, sir, so his mother says,

1:39:47
if I may believe her.
1:39:50
Why, how now, old gentleman!
1:39:52
This is flat knavery,
to take upon yourself another man's name.

1:39:56
Lay hands on the villain.
1:39:58
I believe he means to cheat somebody
in this city under my countenance.

1:40:03
Biondello. Biondello!
1:40:05
Help!
1:40:09
Come hither, crack-hemp.
1:40:11
My master's father, Lord Vincentio.
1:40:14
Come hither, you rogue.
1:40:16
What, have you forgot me?
1:40:19
Forgot you, sir? No, sir. No, sir.
1:40:21
I could not forget you, sir, for...
I never saw you before in all my life.

1:40:25
What, you notorious villain,
didst thou never see thy master's father?

1:40:30
Help! Son!
1:40:32
Sir, what are you that offer to beat my servant?
1:40:35
What am I, sir? Nay, what are you, sir?
1:40:40
O immortal gods! O fine villain!
1:40:44
What, a silken doublet, a velvet hose,
a scarlet cloak, and a sugar-loaf hat!

1:40:50
O... O, I am undone. O...
1:40:54
O, I am undone.
1:40:56
I am undone! My son and my servant
spend all at the university.


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