Plautus
Plautus
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Phaed, (wounded) Are you making fun of me ?
Pal. Well then, you madman, why are you asking about the door's health ?
Phaed, Oh, 'tis the most delectable door, the discreetest door I ever saw ! It never breathes a single word !
When it opens — silent ! When she steals out to me at night — silent still !
Pal, (suspicious) I say, sir, you aren't doing anything that doesn't become you or your family, are you ?
You aren't up to any crime, are you, Phaedromus ?
You're not laying snares for some respe...ctable woman, or one that ought to be respectable ?
Phaed, No, no ! Great God forbid I Pal. My own wish, too ! If you're wise, sir, you'll always so govern your affections as not to have your love affairs disgrace you, in case people get wind of them. Always look out you don't lose your power to bear witness ^ as a man.
Phaed, What do you mean ?
Pal, Be careful — stick to the open road. Love your love, but don't lose your witnesses !
Phaed, Why, it's a pimp that lives there.
Pal, In that case nobody stops or forbids you to buy what's in the open market, if you've got the cash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phaed, (wounded) Are you making fun of me ?
Pal. Well then, you madman, why are you asking about the door's health ?
Phaed, Oh, 'tis the most delectable door, the discreetest door I ever saw ! It never breathes a single word !
When it opens — silent ! When she steals out to me at night — silent still !
Pal, (suspicious) I say, sir, you aren't doing anything that doesn't become you or your family, are you ?
You aren't up to any crime, are you, Phaedromus ?
You're not laying snares for some respe...ctable woman, or one that ought to be respectable ?
Phaed, No, no ! Great God forbid I Pal. My own wish, too ! If you're wise, sir, you'll always so govern your affections as not to have your love affairs disgrace you, in case people get wind of them. Always look out you don't lose your power to bear witness ^ as a man.
Phaed, What do you mean ?
Pal, Be careful — stick to the open road. Love your love, but don't lose your witnesses !
Phaed, Why, it's a pimp that lives there.
Pal, In that case nobody stops or forbids you to buy what's in the open market, if you've got the cash.
What to read after Plautus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plautus, Titus Maccius to read onlineMoreLess
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