Need explanation of Speed and Launce's conversation in Two Gentlemen of Vero

Question: Need explanation of Speed and Launce's conversation in Two Gentlemen of Verona Act 3 Scene 1!?

Can anyone give me an idea what they are talking about!? I never seen this play but I have to act this scene (to be Speed)on monday for my acting class!. It would be nice if anyone can give me some idea thxWww@QuestionHome@Com

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:

When Speed arrives, Launce mistakes the word "mastership" for "master's ship" !.

There's a few more dumb jokes!.

He and Speed discuss an itemized list of qualities possessed by the woman!. [ Imprimus means "at the first"]

Love, or chivalry, helps Launce rationalize all negative points into virtues!.

At the end of the scene, Speed finds out that he was supposed to be at the North-gate and Launce set him up so that he would be beaten!.Www@QuestionHome@Com