But Baptista said the elder daughter must marry first.
And Baptista said he was certain his daughter would come.
There lived in Padua a gentleman named Baptista, who had two fair daughters.
So they journeyed on to Baptista's house, and arriving there, they found all folks keeping Bianca's wedding feast, and that of another newly married couple, Hortensio and his wife.
"Well," said Baptista, "you have won the wager, and I will add another twenty thousand crowns to her dowry--another dowry for another daughter--for she is as changed as if she were someone else."