A man in this play claims to have read a cedar board treatise by Adam in High Dutch, proving that it was the “primitive tongue.” In this play, a man is given a bird by a woman and told to let it suck his blood once a week. This play opens as two men (-5[1])hurl insults at each other like “Thy worst. I fart at thee.” (-5[1])before a woman knocks a vial from one of their hands. A man in this play has a piece of gingerbread stuffed in his mouth and is (*) gagged (10[1])while waiting for the Queen of Fairy. (10[3])A druggist seeking advice (10[2]-5[1])on the layout of his tobacco shop, an Anabaptist named Ananias, (10[2]-5[1])and the nobleman Epicure (10[2])Mammon (10[1])are among the gullible (0[1]-5[1])customers (10[2]-5[1])in this play who (10[1])arrive (-5[1])at a home whose real owner, Lovewit, (10[1]-5[1])has left London amid a plague outbreak. (10[1])For 10 points, the conmen Face and Subtle peddle a scam involving the philosopher’s stone in what comedy (10[1])by Ben (10[1])Jonson? (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[3])