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drew your character, and prais'd Your worth, according to your deeds and virtues, I gain'd my point. THRASO. 'Tis well: I'm much oblig'd; I ne'er was any where, in all my life, But all folks lov'd me dearly. GNAT. Did not I Say he had all the Attic elegance? PHAED. He is the very character you drew. GNAT. Retire then. --Ye, (_to the audience_,) farewell, and clap your hands! [Changes: _Harper_ PHAED. O heavenly powers! What wondrous things has Parmeno just told me! But where's my brother? CHAER. Here he is. PHAED. I'm happy. _Colman 1768_ PHAED. Good heavens! What wondrous things has Parmeno just told me! But where's my brother? CHAER. Here. PHAED. I'm quite transported. _Harper_ As my hope dies, my love increases. Gnatho Your help! my expectation's all in you. _Colman 1768_ As my hope dies, my passion gathers strength. Gnatho, your help! my only hope's in you. _Harper_ PHAED. What is't you propose? GNAT. I think you should admit the Captain, as Your rival. PHAED. How? admit him? GNAT. Nay consider! Phaedria, you live at a high rate with her _Colman 1768_ PHAED. What are your proposals? GNAT. I think, 'twere not imprudent to admit The Captain, as your rival. PHAED. How! Admit him, say you? GNAT. Nay reflect a little. Phaedria, you live at a high rate with Thais _Harper_ Admit me of your family!--I have Roll'd this stone long enough. _Colman 1768_ Admit me into your fraternity! I've roll'd this stone too long. _Harper_ GNAT. Thraso, whene'er you please, approach! THRASO. Pray now, _Colman 1768_ GNAT. Thraso, whene'er you please, come forward! THRASO. Well! _Harper_ But all folks lov'd me dearly. GNAT. Did not I Say he had all the Attic elegance? _Colman 1768_ But all folks lov'd me most exceedingly. GNAT. There, did I not assure you, gentlemen, That he had all the Attick Elegance?] * * * * * * * * * THE SELF-TORMENTOR. PERSONS REPRESENTED. PROLOGUE. MENEDEMUS. CHREMES. CLINIA. CLITIPHO. SYRUS. DROMO. SOSTRATA. ANTIPHILA. BACCHIS. NURSE. PHRYGIA, _and other servants of BACCHIS._ SCENE, _a Village near ATHENS._ PROLOGUE. Lest any of you wonder, why the
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