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1 I, 1| I will, so that you can't keep watching me whatever 2 I, 1| crazy streak he's got, I can't imagine, -- driving a poor 3 I, 1| s got in his head I don't see. Never shuts his eyes 4 I, 2| watch inside, am I? You aren't afraid anyone will walk 5 I, 2| surprising Providence wouldn't make a King Philip or Darius 6 I, 2| stole the whole lot. I won't have a living soul let into 7 I, 2| herself comes along, don't you let her in.~Staph.Goodness 8 I, 2| Staph.Goodness me, she won't get in: she'll see to that 9 I, 2| they would. No, it doesn't look natural for a poor 10 1, 1| you want.~Mega. You don't mind my asking you a question, 11 1, 1| engagement I'm eager for. Now don't make a fuss,sister. I know 12 1, 2| hated to go. Why, there wasn't a single man of our ward 13 1, 2| penny of dowry, that I can't get off my hands or find 14 1, 2| stone in the other! I don't trust one of these rich 15 1, 2| Thanks. Now I trust you won't mind answering the questions 16 1, 2| No-no -- that is, if you don't ask any I don't like to 17 1, 2| you don't ask any I don't like to answer.~Mega. Frankly 18 1, 2| Good Lord, man! I didn't come here to make fun of 19 1, 2| making fun of you: I couldn't think of such a thing.~Eucl. 20 1, 2| hitched up with you and couldn't pull my share of the load, 21 1, 2| and you, the ox, wouldn't pay anymore attention to 22 1, 2| dowry can I give.~Mega. Don't. Only let me have a girl 23 1, 2| this just so that you mayn't think I've found some treasure.~ 24 1, 2| within) By heaven, if I don't have you're tongue torn 25 1, 2| you, Megadorus: I couldn't if I would.~Mega. (doubtfully) 26 1, 2| about the dowry: she doesn't bring you a single penny.~ 27 1, 2| ye immortal gods, doesn't money count! That is what 28 1, 2| It's you I'm calling. Can't you hear!~ 29 1, 3| Goodness, though! It can't be done. This is too sudden.~ 30 1, 3| and brought to be. We can't conceal it, we can't keep 31 1, 3| can't conceal it, we can't keep it in the dark any 32 1, 4| Anth.. By Jupiter, you shan't make two parts of me, let 33 1, 4| man out of you, you oughtn't to be cut out about it.~ 34 1, 4| mean.~Anth. I say, couldn't the old boy pay for the 35 1, 4| The matter, eh? You couldn't squeeze as much out of that 36 1, 4| his lower windpipe, doesn't he, so as not to chance 37 1, 4| with?~Pyth. Lord! He wouldn't make you a loan of his hunger, 38 1, 5| the first place there won't be an uproarious gang in 39 1, 6| the forum.~Stap. We haven't got any firewood in the 40 1, 6| shrinking back) I don't, I don't.~Pyth. Take 'em 41 1, 6| shrinking back) I don't, I don't.~Pyth. Take 'em inside.~ 42 1, 7| away just as if there wasn't anything to do, and the 43 1, 8| furious, and seeing I couldn't buy anything, I up and left. 44 1, 8| Oh, mercy on us! It can't be burglars, can it?~Cong. ( 45 1, 8| attendant) See if you can't get a bigger pot from one 46 1, 8| here's a little one: it won't hold it all.~Eucl. Oh, my 47 1, 9| s good for you , you won't hand me back that rooster 48 III, 2| Cong. It's a pity I didn't jab it through you, I'm 49 III, 2| thinking. ~Eucl. There isn't a more abandoned villain 50 III, 2| enough, even if you didn't say so: the facts speak 51 III, 2| that? You dare ask me? Didn't I do my duty by you -- is 52 III, 2| numskull.~Eucl. Hm! I don't know anything about the 53 III, 2| That'll do for me: don't worry about my hankering 54 III, 2| incredulous) I know. You needn't go on. I quite understand.~ 55 III, 2| understand.~Cong. Why won't you let us cook dinner here 56 III, 2| have we said that you didn't like?~Eucl. A pretty question, 57 III, 2| business lay, you wouldn't be carrying that cloven 58 III, 2| the house here, if you don't have my dishes brought back! ( 59 III, 3| under cloak) too: I won't leave it there to run such 60 III, 3| go to law about it. Don't bother me. Away with you: 61 III, 5| provided their dowry doesn't go along with 'em. In that 62 III, 5| beautiful!~Mega. Then you wouldn't hear them saying:" Well, 63 III, 5| carriages -- well, if I haven't a right to them!"~Eucl. ( 64 III, 5| more. Now a wife that doesn't bring you a penny -- a husband 65 III, 6| goodness, Megadorus! I haven't got a fortune piling up 66 III, 6| What you have now!" I don't like that phrase! He knows 67 III, 6| Io once by Juno, couldn't ever keep watch on those 68 III, 6| than that same lamb doesn't exist, I know that.~Mega. 69 III, 6| cellars.~Eucl. No,no! I don't care for any! The fact is, 70 III, 6| Faith, and I know you: don't change your name,mind, if 71 IV, 1| chap minds all this, he won't be paying taxes on rawhide, 72 IV, 2| plaintively) Only be sure you don't let anyone know my gold 73 IV, 2| sake, though, Faith, don't let him! (walks slowly toward 74 IV, 2| love of heaven,Faith, don't be more faithful to him 75 IV, 2| bottom and see if I can't find the gold somewhere 76 IV, 4| A minute ago you weren't to be found anywhere, and ( 77 IV, 4| question!~Strob. I didn't take a thing from you, honestly.~ 78 IV, 4| come, what?~Eucl. You shan't get away with it.~Strob. 79 IV, 4| Euclio,virtuously) Now aren't you doing me an injury?~ 80 IV, 4| do that,too, if you don't confess.~Strob. Confess 81 IV, 4| aside) Likewise if I didn't want to.~Eucl. Come on, 82 IV, 4| That I may think you didn't take it! I'm up with you' 83 IV, 4| have what?~Eucl. I won't say: you're too anxious 84 IV, 4| searched him already: he hasn't anything. ( aloud) Off with 85 IV, 4| Eucl. And kindly see I don't set eyes on you again.~( 86 IV, 5| Well, after this he won't dare hide his gold here. 87 IV, 6| of me. If that raven hadn't stood by me, I'd be a poor, 88 IV, 8| from the place; he didn't see me, though. I slipped 89 IV, 9| What thief? Who? I don't know! I can't see! I'm all 90 IV, 9| Who? I don't know! I can't see! I'm all in the dark! 91 IV, 9| or who I am -- oh, I can't tell, I can't think! (to 92 IV, 9| oh, I can't tell, I can't think! (to audience) Help, 93 IV, 9| of them has it? You don't know? Oh dear, oh dear, 94 IV, 9| child, I suppose. Now I can't decide whether to leave 95 IV, 9| retreat. By Jove, I don't know what to do!~ 96 IV, 10| it, dare touch what didn't belong to you?~Lyc. (penitently) 97 IV, 10| it's done, and it can't be undone. I think it must 98 IV, 10| fated; otherwise it wouldn't have happened, I'm sure 99 IV, 10| and murder you!~Lyc. Don't say that, sir.~Eucl. Then 100 IV, 10| Against my will?~Lyc. I won't insist on it against your 101 IV, 10| your innocence -- you don't know!~Lyc. Not unless you 102 IV, 10| Absolutely. Why, I don't know, haven't any idea, 103 IV, 10| Why, I don't know, haven't any idea, about your gold, 104 IV, 10| are such a thief, I won't make any trouble for you. 105 IV, 10| word of honour: you didn't steal that gold?~Lyc. (shaking 106 IV, 10| honour.~Eucl. And you don't know the man that did take 107 IV, 10| will.~Eucl. And you won't go shares with the man that 108 IV, 10| Lyc. Brace up, sir: don't curse. And now for something 109 IV, 10| Now listen, sir. There isn't a man alive so worthless 110 IV, 10| in and inquire if it isn't just as I tell you.~Eucl. 111 IV, 10| fellow Strobilus is I can't imagine. Well, the only 112 V | it?~Lyc. No, no, that won't pass. Off with you: hand 113 V | even kill me, but you won't have it from me, never -- ~