Act, scene

1     1       |        own son, and he chose to leave him penniless rather than
2     1       |     land, a little only, he did leave him, whereon to toil and
3     I,     2|     house)~It's agony having to leave the house, downright agony.
4     1,     1|        trust so.~Eun. (about to leave) Well, there's nothing I
5     1,     2| arrangements, then. (turning to leave) Anything else I can do?~
6     1,     7|          Scene 7~Pyth. (as they leave) Look out for things. (starting
7   III,     3|       under cloak) too: I won't leave it there to run such risks,
8    IV,     9|         can't decide whether to leave or stay, advance or retreat.
9     V       |         pretends to be about to leave)~Strob. Hold on, sir; I'