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swear to goodness that fellow shall be bundled out of the house, liberal as he is--of tears! This is the last day I accept pleas of poverty. _Phil._ Patiar, si cibo carere me iubes, mater mea. Tell me to do without food, mother dear, and I'll endure that. _Cle._ Non voto ted amare qui dant quoia amentur gratia. I have nothing to say against your loving men who give you something to be loved for. _Phil._ Quid si hic animus occupatust, mater, quid faciam? mone. What if my heart isn't free, mother? What then? Advise me. _Cle._ Em, meum caput contemples si quidem ex re consultas tua. Look! Consider these grey hairs of mine, if you really have any regard for your own good. _Phil._ Etiam opilio qui pascit, mater, alienas ovis, 539,540 aliquam habet peculiarem, qui spem soletur suam. sine me amare unum Argyrippum animi causa, quem volo. Even the shepherd that pastures other peoples' sheep has some ewe lamb of his very own, mother, one that he builds happy hopes on. Do let me love Argyrippus alone, the man I want, just for love's sake. _Cle._ Intro abi, nam te quidem edepol nihil est impudentius. Inside with you! Why, mercy on us, a more shameless minx than you really can't exist. _Phil._ Audientem dicto, mater, produxisti filiam. (_tearfully_) You've trained ... your ... daughter ... to ... be obedient ... mother. [EXIT _Philaenium_ INTO HOUSE, FOLLOWED BY _Cleareta._ III. 2. Scene 2. ENTER FROM FORUM _Libanus_ AND _Leonida_, LATTER CARRYING A WALLET. _Lib._ Perfidiae laudes gratiasque habemus merito magnas, quom nostris sycophantiis, dolis astutiisque,[17] (546) advorsum stetimus lamminas,[18] crucesque compedesque, (548) nervos, catenas, carceres, numellas, pedicas, boias 549,550 inductoresque[19] acerrumos gnarosque nostri tergi.[20] (551) (_chanting ecstatically_) All praise and thanks be to holy Perfidy as she deserves, since by our swindles, shams, and wiles we have defied hot irons and crosses and gyves, and thongs, chains, cells, shackles, fetters, collars, and painters--painters keen as can be and intimate with our backs! eae nunc legiones, copiae exercitusque eorum (554)
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