DRAMATIS PERSONÆ


ALDO, _an honest, good-natured, free-hearted old gentleman of the
town._
WOODALL, _his son, under a false name; bred abroad, and now returned
from travel._
LIMBERHAM, _a tame, foolish keeper, persuaded by what is last said
to him, and changing next word._
BRAINSICK, _a husband, who, being well conceited of himself,
despises his wife: vehement and eloquent, as he thinks;
but indeed a talker of nonsense._
GERVASE, WOODALL'S _man: formal, and apt to give good counsel._
GILES, WOODALL'S _cast servant._

MRS SAINTLY, _an hypocritical fanatic, landlady of the
boarding-house._
MRS TRICKSY, _a termagant kept mistress._
MRS PLEASANCE, _supposed daughter to_ MRS SAINTLY: _Spiteful and
satirical; but secretly in love with_ WOODALL.
MRS BRAINSICK.
JUDITH, _a maid of the house._

SCENE--_A Boarding-house in Town._




LIMBERHAM;