This condition is compared to an ox who “thinks he’s for saddle fit” and a stutterer who “fancies his talent is speaking” in a poem about an argument between a doctor and his “dearest Betty.” A woman in one poem notices this condition in a man when she “draws her Fingers back” and finds “beneath the Verdant Leaves a Snake.” In (15[1])that poem, (15[1])this condition causes a man to “Curst his Birth, (15[1])his Fate, his Stars” (15[1]-5[1])after a nymph (15[1])leaves him. Lady (*) Montagu claimed that Jonathan Swift was trying to hide his suffering from this condition (10[1]-5[1])by blaming how “Celia, Celia, (10[1])Celia shits!” in her response to Swift’s poem (-5[1])“The Lady’s Dressing Room.” Lysander laments being “Damn’d” to the “Hell” of this condition in Aphra Behn’s poem “The Disappointment.” For (10[1])10 points, name this condition, which Horner fakes to seduce women in the play (10[1])The Country Wife. ■END■ (10[2]0[1])