’Tis strange you should ask me. How could I not know that scorn of the public, that swaggering, frizzle-headed, perfumed debauchee?PALAESTRIO But does he know you? ACROTELEUTIUM He never saw me: how, then, should he know who I am?PALAESTRIO ’Tis most excellent what you say. For that reason, i’ faith, the thing will be able to be managed all the more cleverly.ACROTELEUTIUM Can you only find me the man, and then be easy as to the rest? If I don’t make a fool of the fellow, do you lay all the blame on me.PALAESTRIO Well, go you in then; apply yourselves to this business with all your skill.ACROTELEUTIUM Trust me for thatTrust me for that: Alia cura;literally, take care of something else; meaning, trust us in the present instance, or, as Thornton expresses it, never fear us.. PALAESTRIO Come, Periplecomenus, do you conduct them at once in-doors. I’m off to the Forum; I’ll meet him, and give him this ring, and will tell him that it has been delivered to me from your wife, and that she is dying for him. As soon as we shall have come from the Forum, do you send her (points to MILPHIDIPPA) to our house as though she were privately sent to him.PERIPLECOMENUS We’ll do so; trust us for that.PALAESTRIO Do you only attend to the business; I’ll now polish him off with a pretty burden on his back. (Exit.)