Act, scene

 1     I,     1|          within) Out with you, I say! Come now, out with you!
 2     I,     1|         as turn your head till I say the word, and by the Almighty,
 3     1,     1|         do hope you'll believe I say this out of my loyalty to
 4     1,     1|         Mega. Yourself.~Eun. You say that -- you?~Mega. (banteringly)
 5     1,     1|    asking you a question, I dare say?~Eun. Why, of course not;
 6     1,     1|        know what you're about to say -- that she's poor. But
 7     1,     2|       his salutations.~Mega. You say you are well?~Eucl. Heavens,
 8     1,     2|          offer: listen to what I say and promise her to me. ~
 9     1,     4|          said.~Anth. You mean to say half goes to him and half
10     1,     4|          what I do mean.~Anth. I say, couldn't the old boy pay
11     1,     5|      nothing in reach, -- they'd say: " the cooks got away with
12   III,     2|       enough, even if you didn't say so: the facts speak for
13   III,     3|       not a declamation.~Cong. I say,old boy, I'll come to you
14   III,     5|    praise for Euclio's daughter. Say it's the sensible thing
15   III,     6|          looking him over) But I say, I do think it would be
16    IV,     4|           doing so) Anything you say.~Eucl. Um! probably under
17    IV,     4|         have what?~Eucl. I won't say: you're too anxious to know.
18    IV,     7|          too, if it's all as you say and you actually did get
19    IV,     9| spectator) You, sir, what do you say? I'll trust you, I will,
20    IV,    10|       and murder you!~Lyc. Don't say that, sir.~Eucl. Then why
21    IV,    10|        know!~Lyc. Not unless you say what you're looking for.~
22    IV,    10|          suffice. All right now, say what you want.~Lyc. In case
23    IV,    10|   daughter -- "God grant it may" Say that.~Eucl. (doubtfully)
24     V       |        Lyc.~Strob. That's what I say.~Lyc. (seizing him) See