The Comedies of Terence
The Comedies of Terence
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CLIT. Syrus, I say.
SYRUS. Call as you please, I'll on.
CLIT. Clinia, you're right. --Ho, Syrus! Syrus, ho!Syrus, I say.
SYRUS. So, he grows hot at last. (_To himself. _)What would you, Sir? (_Turning about. _) CLIT. Come back, come back!
SYRUS. I'm here. (_Returns. _)You're pleasure, Sir!--What, will not this content you?
CLIT. Yes, Syrus; me, my passion, and my fameI render up to you: dispose of all;But see you're not to blame.
SYRUS. Ridiculous!Spare your advice, good Clitipho! you knowSucce...ss is my concern still more than yours:For if perchance we fail in our attempt, You shall have words; but I, alas! dry blows. Be sure then of my diligence; and begYour friend to join, and countenance our scheme.
CLIN. Depend on me: I see it must be so.
CLIT. Thanks, my best Clinia!
CLIN. But take heed she trip not.
SYRUS. Oh, she's well instructed.
CLIT. Still I wonderHow you prevail'd so easily upon her:Her, who's so scornful.
SYRUS. I came just in time, Time, that in most affairs is all in all:For there I found a certain wretched captain, Begging her favors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CLIT. Syrus, I say.
SYRUS. Call as you please, I'll on.
CLIT. Clinia, you're right. --Ho, Syrus! Syrus, ho!Syrus, I say.
SYRUS. So, he grows hot at last. (_To himself. _)What would you, Sir? (_Turning about. _) CLIT. Come back, come back!
SYRUS. I'm here. (_Returns. _)You're pleasure, Sir!--What, will not this content you?
CLIT. Yes, Syrus; me, my passion, and my fameI render up to you: dispose of all;But see you're not to blame.
SYRUS. Ridiculous!Spare your advice, good Clitipho! you knowSucce...ss is my concern still more than yours:For if perchance we fail in our attempt, You shall have words; but I, alas! dry blows. Be sure then of my diligence; and begYour friend to join, and countenance our scheme.
CLIN. Depend on me: I see it must be so.
CLIT. Thanks, my best Clinia!
CLIN. But take heed she trip not.
SYRUS. Oh, she's well instructed.
CLIT. Still I wonderHow you prevail'd so easily upon her:Her, who's so scornful.
SYRUS. I came just in time, Time, that in most affairs is all in all:For there I found a certain wretched captain, Begging her favors.
What to read after The Comedies of Terence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terence to read onlineMoreLess
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