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A part of "A Lover's Complaint" by Shakespeare in John Keats handwriting http://englishhistory.net/keats/manuscripts.html
Plot
-There, they meet a who
courtesan
Antipholous dined with and she demands either the gold chain or the return of her ring.
-Antiphoulous declares she is a witch and Dromio and Antipholous flee.
-The courtesan goes to Adriana at the Phoenix and tells her that Antipholous had stolen her ring.
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