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en. DEM. Go to: we'll do you justice. HEGIO. 'Twill become you. Geta, conduct me in to Sostrata. (_Exit with GETA._ [Changes: _Harper_ HEGIO. Good Heaven! a most unworthy action, Geta! GETA. Ev'n so. HEGIO. A deed so base Sprung from that family?--Oh AEschinus, I'm sure this was not acting like your father. DEM. So! he has heard about this Music-Girl, _Colman 1768_ HEGIO. Can it be true? GETA. Ev'n so. HEGIO. A deed so base Sprung from that family?--Oh AEschinus, This was not acting like your father. DEM. So! He has just heard about this Musick-Girl, _Harper_ HEGIO. Unless they do what's just _Colman 1768_ HEGIO. Unless they do you justice _Harper_ The good old Simulus, on his death-bed _Colman 1768_ On his death-bed, the good old Simulus _Harper_ HEGIO. AEschinus, your elder son, Adopted by your brother, has committed _Colman 1768_ HEGIO. AEschinus, your elder son, Your brother's by adoption, has committed HEGIO. Ha! Is she then in labor, _Geta_? _"Geta" italicized in Harper edition_] SCENE VII. _DEMEA alone._ This is no more than I foretold: and well If his intemp'rance would stop _here!_--But this Immoderate indulgence must produce Some terrible misfortune in the end. --I'll hence, find out my brother, tell my news, And empty all my indignation on him. (_Exit._ SCENE VIII. _Re-enter HEGIO, speaking to SOSTRATA at the door._ Be of good cheer, my Sostrata; and comfort, As much as in your pow'r, poor Pamphila! I'll find out Micio, if he's at the Forum, And tell him the whole story: if he'll act With honor in it, why 'tis well; if not, Let him but speak his mind to me, and then I shall know how to act accordingly. (_Exit._ ACT THE FOURTH. SCENE I. _CTESIPHO, SYRUS._ CTES. My father gone into the country, say you? SYRUS. Long since. CTES. Nay; speak the truth! SYRUS. He's at his farm, And hard at work, I warrant you. CTES. I wish, So that his health were not the worse for it, He might so heartily fatigue himself, As to be forc'd to keep his bed these three days! SYRUS. I wish so too; and more, if possible. CTES. With all my heart: for I would fain consume, As I've begun, the livelong day in pleasure. Nor do I hate that farm of ours so much For any thing, as that it is so near. For if 'twas at a greater distance, night
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