Another of his protagonists has a good-for-nothing apprentice who eventually marries his mistress Sindefy; that man is Touchstone from this author's Eastward Ho!  
One of this man's comedies contains a witty song that includes lyrics about a "perfumed" character with "flowing robes.  That song, "Still to be neat," was sung by the rowdy Clerimont in a play by this man that sees Morose duped into marrying the title cross-dresser by his nephew Dauphine Eugenie.  Another of his protagonists has a good-for-nothing apprentice who eventually marries his mistress Sindefy; that man is Touchstone from this author's Eastward Ho!  Sir Epicure Mammon's attempts to hire Subtle to transform his possessions into gold go awry in this man's The Alchemist.  FTP, name this authors whose plays include Bartholomew Fair and Every Man in His Humor.
One of this man's comedies contains a witty song that includes lyrics about a "perfumed" character with "flowing robes.  
Ben {Jonson} (1) [AH]