text: In this city, a character claims that a servant follows a master for wages much like an animal follows a shepherd for food, thus equating the servant Speed to a sheep.
full_question: In this city, a character claims that a servant follows a master for wages much like an animal follows a shepherd for food, thus equating the servant Speed to a sheep. In a scene set in this city, Julia is regretful after she tears up a love letter addressed to her in front of her servant. A resident of this city is given a potion by a friar to put her to sleep for forty two hours. The play Romeo and Juliet is set in this city. For 10 points, name this city of residence of the “Two Gentlemen” Proteus and Valentine in a William Shakespeare play.
first_sentence: In this city, a character claims that a servant follows a master for wages much like an animal follows a shepherd for food, thus equating the servant Speed to a sheep.