 To tell me yon inform'd them, that my daughter Was to be married to your son to-day: And therefore came I here, and fain would know Whether 'tis you or they have lost their wits. SIMO. A moment's hearing ; you shall be inform \l, What I request, and what...  The Comedies of Terence - Page 41by Terence - 1810 - 548 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Terence - Latin drama (Comedy) - 1768 - 448 pages
...: And to my wifhes fee where Chremes comes. SCENE ' V. , Enter CHREMES*. Simo. Chremes, Good day ! Chremes. The very man I look'd for. Simo. And I for you. Chremes. Well met. — Some perfons came To tell me you inform'd them, that my daughter Was to be married to your fon to-day :... | |
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...SCENE V. Enter CHIIKMES. Simo. Chremes, Good day ! Chremes. The very man I look'd for. Simo. And J for you. Chremes. Well met. — Some persons came...you shall be inform'd, What I request, and what you wisli to know. Chremes. I hear; what would you? speak. Simo. Now by the Gods ; J.et me intrcat this... | |
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...refuse, but I may force him to it : And to my wishes see where Chremes comes. Sim. And I for you. Chrem. Well met. — Some persons came To tell me you inform'd...know Whether 'tis you or they have lost their wits. Sim. A moment's hearing; you shall be inform'd, What I request, and what you wish to know. Chrem. I... | |
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...not i Should he refuse, but I may force in ^ And to my wishes see where Cl Sim. And I for you. Chrem. Well met. — Some persons came To tell me you inform'd...therefore came I here, and fain would know Whether 4is you or they have lost their wits. Sim. A moment's hearing; you shall be inform 'd, Whnt I request,... | |
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...to it : And to my wishes see where Chremes comes. SCENE V. Enter CHREMES. SIMO. Chremes, good-day ! CHREMES. The very man I look'd for. SIMO. And I for...CHREMES. Well met. — Some persons came To tell me yon inform'd them, that my daughter Was to be married to your son to-day: And therefore came I here,... | |
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...to it: And to my wishes see where Chromes comes. SCENE V. Enter CHREJIES. SIMO. Chromes, good-day ! CHREMES. The very man I look'd for. SIMO. And I for...tell me you inform'd them, that my daughter Was to he married to your son to-day : And therefore came I here, and fain would knov,Whether 'tis you or... | |
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...him to it: And to my wishes see where Chremes comes. SCENE V. Enter CHREMES. SIMO. Chremes, good-day! CHREMES. The very man I look'd for. SIMO. And I for you. CHREMES. Well met.—Some persons came To tell me you inform'd them, that my daughter Was to be married to your son... | |
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...day 1 And to my wishes see where Chremes comes. SCENE III. Enter CнREMES. Simo. Chremes, good day ! Chremes. The very man I look'd for. Simo. And I for...to-day : And therefore came I here, and fain would know Meam nubere tuo gnato : id viso, tun, an illi insaniant. Si. Per ego te Deos oro, et nostram amicitiam,... | |
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