Act, scene

 1     1       |           who he is she does not know, and as for her father,
 2     I,     1|          along! See here, do you know what'll happen to you? Now
 3     1,     1|       There's no such thing, you know, ~as picking out the best
 4     1,     1|          Mega. I'm going to. You know the old gentleman -- rather
 5     1,     1|          t make a fuss,sister. I know what you're about to say --
 6     1,     2|          you at the same time. I know all about those octopuses
 7     1,     2|          disreputable.~Mega. You know my age?~Eucl. Getting on,
 8     1,     2|        Getting on, getting on, I know that -- (aside) financially
 9     1,     2|          I remember.~Eucl. But I know the way you folks have of
10     1,     9|       and lamprey as fast as you know how. I'm going over next
11     1,     9| bread-pan. And you there! if you know what's good for you , you
12   III,     1|       the door: he's after me! I know what I'll do: (retires)
13   III,     2|         Where are you running to know? Stop him, stop him?~Cong.
14   III,     2|      numskull.~Eucl. Hm! I don't know anything about the future
15   III,     2|      gone? That's what I want to know.~Cong. Well then, shut up.
16   III,     2|       not? That's what I want to know.~Eucl. Yes, and I want to
17   III,     2|         Eucl. Yes, and I want to know whether my things at home
18   III,     2|       own.~Eucl. (incredulous) I know. You needn't go on. I quite
19   III,     2|          in God's world. Now you know my sentiments. (exit into
20   III,     5|     money I brought you, and you know it. Fine clothes and jewellery,
21   III,     6|       same lamb doesn't exist, I know that.~Mega. I wish you would
22   III,     6|         there, just as cosy! You know me, Faith, and I know you:
23   III,     6|        You know me, Faith, and I know you: don't change your name,
24    IV,     1|         s a servant. He's got to know his master's inclinations
25    IV,     2|        sure you don't let anyone know my gold is there, Faith:
26    IV,     4|       say: you're too anxious to know. Anything of mine you've
27    IV,     7|        wishes are mine,dear; you know that yourself: and I feel
28    IV,     9|         What thief? Who? I don't know! I can't see! I'm all in
29    IV,     9|          are you grinning for? I know you, the whole lot of you!
30    IV,     9|          the whole lot of you! I know there are thieves here,
31    IV,     9|        of them has it? You don't know? Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear!
32    IV,     9|        retreat. By Jove, I don't know what to do!~
33    IV,    10|   deserve your reproaches, and I know it; more than that, I've
34    IV,    10|      your innocence -- you don't know!~Lyc. Not unless you say
35    IV,    10|         Absolutely. Why, I don't know, haven't any idea, about
36    IV,    10|      honour.~Eucl. And you don't know the man that did take it?~
37    IV,    10|    Eunomia is my mother.~Eucl. I know who you are. Now what do
38    IV,    10|      want? That's what I wish to know.~Lyc. You have a daughter.~
39     V       |        Go along with you, sir! I know what you're after. Gad!
40     V       |    seizing him) See here, do you know what you'll get?~Strob.
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