The Captiva And the Mostellaria
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TYND. How, where's _Hegio's_ son? PHIL. Look _now_; in-doorsis your own brother.
TYND. How do you say? Have you brought that captive son of his?
PHIL. Why, he's in-doors, I say.
TYND. By my faith, you're done both well and happily.
PHIL. (_pointing to_ HEGIO). Now this is your own father;(_pointing to_ STALAGMUS) this is the thief who stole you when alittle child.
TYND. But now, grown up, I shall give him grown up to the executionerfor his thieving.
PHIL. He deserves it. TYND. I' faith, I'll de...servedly give him thereward that he deserves. (_To_ HEGIO. ) But tell me I pray you, areyou my father?
HEG, I am he, my son. TYND. Now, at length, I bring it to myrecollection, when I reconsider with myself: troth, I do now at lastrecall to memory that I had heard, as though through a mist, that myfather was called Hegio.
HEG. I am he. PHIL. I pray that your son may be lightened of thesefetters, and this slave be loaded with them.
HEG. I'm resolved that that shall be the first thing attended to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TYND. How, where's _Hegio's_ son? PHIL. Look _now_; in-doorsis your own brother.
TYND. How do you say? Have you brought that captive son of his?
PHIL. Why, he's in-doors, I say.
TYND. By my faith, you're done both well and happily.
PHIL. (_pointing to_ HEGIO). Now this is your own father;(_pointing to_ STALAGMUS) this is the thief who stole you when alittle child.
TYND. But now, grown up, I shall give him grown up to the executionerfor his thieving.
PHIL. He deserves it. TYND. I' faith, I'll de...servedly give him thereward that he deserves. (_To_ HEGIO. ) But tell me I pray you, areyou my father?
HEG, I am he, my son. TYND. Now, at length, I bring it to myrecollection, when I reconsider with myself: troth, I do now at lastrecall to memory that I had heard, as though through a mist, that myfather was called Hegio.
HEG. I am he. PHIL. I pray that your son may be lightened of thesefetters, and this slave be loaded with them.
HEG. I'm resolved that that shall be the first thing attended to.
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, Titus Maccius to read onlineMoreLess
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