Satisfied with his wife's emotional display, Quomodo exits, following the funeral procession.

Shortyard immediately begins to lay plans to cheat Quomodo's son out of his inheritance.

(The memorandum states that Easy no longer owes Quomodo anything).

'Blastfield' sends a servant to borrow money from Quomodo.

Shocked and enraged, Quomodo vows to disinherit his "most neglectful son".

He offers Easy all of Quomodo's papers.

Lethe protests that he has a prospective bride - Susan Quomodo - already waiting for him.

Eavesdropping on the conversations of liverymen in the funeral procession, Quomodo discovers that people don't have very many good things to say about him.

Rearage and Susan (Quomodo's daughter) watch as Lethe is carried off.

The judge asks if he is the man who cheated Easy out of his lands; Quomodo says he is not.

Easy and 'Blastfield' (Shortyard) arrive to borrow money from Quomodo.

Easy says the only people in London he knows who he could apply to for help are 'Blastfield' and Quomodo.

Et dixerunt: quomodo sit Deus?

Shortyard enters with Quomodo's legal papers, which he has acquired by cheating Sim out of his entire inheritance.

"Ecce quomodo moritur"

Mother Gruel enters to give the letter from Lethe to Quomodo's wife, Thomasine.

To surprise his wife and reveal his true identity, he signs his real name, "Ephestian Quomodo" to the memorandum.

O Virgo virginum, quomodo fiet istud?

"Will You Be There // Ecce quomodo moritur iustus"

Watching the swindle from the balcony above, Thomasine notes Quomodo's cruelty and expresses sympathy for the gullible Easy.

The 'Sergeant' and 'Yeoman' exit to summon the citizens, leaving Easy as Quomodo's prisoner.

Quomodo Sybillas recentiores artifices representaverint (1899)

"Cur, quomodo, quando," Diotallevi agreed.

Historia Quomodo Conscribenda (The Way to Write History).

Tractatus IV: Quomodo metalla in terrae visceribus generantur?