The Captiva And the Mostellaria
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Did you see him? TRA. I my own self, I tell you.
PHILO. For certain? TRA. For certain, I tell you.
PHILO. I'm undone, if you are telling the truth.
TRA. What good could it be to me if I told a lie?
PHILO. What shall I do now?
TRA. (_pointing to the table and couches_). Order all these thingsto be removed from here. (_Pointing. _) Who's that asleep there?
PHILO. Callidamates. TRA. Arouse him, Delphium.
DEL. (_bawling out in his ear_). Callidamates! Callidamates! awake!CALL. (_raising himself a l...ittle_). I am awake; give me somethingto drink.
DEL. Awake; the father of Philolaches has arrived from abroad. CALL. I_hope_ his father's well.
PHILO. He is well indeed; but I am utterly undone.
CALL. You, utterly undone? How can that be?
PHILO. By heavens! do get up, I beg of you; my father has arrived.
CALL. Your father has come? Bid him go back again. What business had heto come back here so soon?
PHILO. What am I to do? My father will, just now, be coming andunfortunately finding me amid drunken carousals, _and_ the housefull of revellers and women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did you see him? TRA. I my own self, I tell you.
PHILO. For certain? TRA. For certain, I tell you.
PHILO. I'm undone, if you are telling the truth.
TRA. What good could it be to me if I told a lie?
PHILO. What shall I do now?
TRA. (_pointing to the table and couches_). Order all these thingsto be removed from here. (_Pointing. _) Who's that asleep there?
PHILO. Callidamates. TRA. Arouse him, Delphium.
DEL. (_bawling out in his ear_). Callidamates! Callidamates! awake!CALL. (_raising himself a l...ittle_). I am awake; give me somethingto drink.
DEL. Awake; the father of Philolaches has arrived from abroad. CALL. I_hope_ his father's well.
PHILO. He is well indeed; but I am utterly undone.
CALL. You, utterly undone? How can that be?
PHILO. By heavens! do get up, I beg of you; my father has arrived.
CALL. Your father has come? Bid him go back again. What business had heto come back here so soon?
PHILO. What am I to do? My father will, just now, be coming andunfortunately finding me amid drunken carousals, _and_ the housefull of revellers and women.
What to read after The Captiva And the Mostellaria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plautus to read onlineMoreLess
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