Act, scene

 1     1,     1|        How so?~Mega. Well, you're knocking my poor brains
 2     1,     1| proposition, my dear girl: you're talking cobble-stones.~Eun.
 3     1,     1|        sister. I know what you're about to say -- that she'
 4     1,     2|         Mega. What is that you're saying to yourself?~Eucl. (
 5     1,     2|   strikes me, Megadorus -- you're a rich man, a man of position:
 6     1,     2|    heaven, if I don't have you're tongue torn out at the heavy
 7     1,     3|    What shall I do now? Now we're all but ruined, the young
 8     1,     5|       Megadorus)~Cong. Oh, you're a wily one, Pythodicus!
 9     1,     7|       Even so, though, if they're down there gobbling up all
10     1,     8|       my God! I'm ruined! They're taking my gold! They're
11     1,     8|        re taking my gold! They're after my pot! Oh, oh Apollo,
12   III,     5|     the woollen worker -- they're all hanging round. And there
13    IV,     4| anywhere, and (grimly) now you're found you've finished! Oh-h-h-h
14    IV,     4|      eh? You batterissimo. You're not a thief: you're three
15    IV,     4|        You're not a thief: you're three thieves.~Strob. What
16    IV,     4|       take it! I'm up with you're dodges. ( searches him)
17    IV,     4|         Eucl. I won't say: you're too anxious to know. Anything
18    IV,     9|       I will, I will. Yes, you're a worthy gentleman; I can
19    IV,    10|        unless you say what you're looking for.~Eucl. The pot
20    IV,    10|        do!~Lyc. Man alive, you're out of your senses, calling
21    IV,    10|  quietly with you, sir, if you're at leisure.~Eucl. Give me
22    IV,    10|     you want.~Lyc. In case you're not acquainted with my family
23    IV,    10|       sir, lamenting, when you're a grandfather, and this
24     V       |        At your old tricks? You're chaffing. ( pretends to
25     V       |      you, sir! I know what you're after. Gad! that was clever