But when hee came to pay his hoste, hee found not any penny left him: whereupon (as well he might) he grew greatly offended, and raised much trouble in the house, charged the hoasts people to have robde him, and threatening to have them sent as prisoners to _Sienna_. Suddenly entred _Fortarigo_ in his shirt, with intent to have stolne _Aniollieroes_ garments, as formerly hee did the money out of his purse, and seeing him ready to mount on horsebacke, hee saide. How now _Aniolliero_? What shall we goe away so soone? I pray you Sir tarry a little while, for an honest man is comming hither, who hath my Doublet engaged for eight and thirty shillings; and I am sure that he will restore it me back for five and thirty, if I could presently pay him downe the money. During the speeches, an other entred among them, who assured _Aniolliero_, that _Fortarigo_ was the Thiefe which robde him of his money, shewing him also how much hee had lost at the Dice: Wherewith _Aniolliero_ being much mooved, very angerly reprooved _Fortarigo_, and, but for feare of the Law, would have offered him outrage, thretning to have him hangd by the neck, or else condemned to the Gallies belonging to _Florence_, and so mounted on his horse. _Fortarigo_ making shew to the standers by, as if _Aniolliero_ menaced some other body, and not him, said. Come _Aniolliero_, I pray thee let us leave this frivilous prating, for (indeede) it is not worth a Button, and minde a matter of more importance: my Doublet will bee had againe for five and thirty shillings, if the money may bee tendered downe at this very instant, whereas if we deferre it till to morrow, perhaps hee will then have the whole eight and thirty which he lent me, and he doth me this pleasure, because I am ready (at another time) to affoord him the like courtesie; why then should we loose three shillings, when they may so easily be saved.