sotie

The morality was the special property of the first, the sotie of the second.

The sotie was directly satirical, and only assumed the guise of folly as a stalking-horse for shooting wit.

Farcical interludes were interpolated in the mysteries themselves; short farces introduced and rendered palatable the moralities, while the sotie was itself but a variety of farce, and all the kinds were sometimes combined in a sort of tetralogy.

The Sotie is a class of much more idiosyncrasy.

The Sotie, at least in its purely political form, was, as might be expected, not very long lived.