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| //Mi//. Ha, ha! I shall get there first, and I shouldn’t wonder. | //Mi//. Ha, ha! I shall get there first, and I shouldn’t wonder. | ||
| - | //Clo//. This will never do. We must get to him, and pick him up.... Hermes, give him a hand up. | + | //Clo//. This will never do. We must get to him, and pick him up... Hermes, give him a hand up. |
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| //Clo//. A good idea that. | //Clo//. A good idea that. | ||
| - | //Cha//. Up with you then; and make the rascal’s | + | //Cha//. Up with you then; and make the rascal’s |
| //Cy//. Charon, I may as well tell you the plain truth at once. The penny for my fare is not forthcoming; | //Cy//. Charon, I may as well tell you the plain truth at once. The penny for my fare is not forthcoming; | ||
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| - | //Cha//. Wait a bit! Fares first, please. Your fare, Micyllus; | + | //Cha//. Wait a bit! Fares first, please. Your fare, Micyllus; |
| //Mi//. You don’t expect to get a penny out of the poor cobbler? You’re joking, Charon; or else this is what they call a ‘castle in the air.’ I know not whether your penny is square or round. | //Mi//. You don’t expect to get a penny out of the poor cobbler? You’re joking, Charon; or else this is what they call a ‘castle in the air.’ I know not whether your penny is square or round. | ||
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| - | //Her//. If any one has an accusation to bring against Cyniscus here present, let him come forward. | + | //Her//. If anyone |
| //Cy//. No one stirs! | //Cy//. No one stirs! | ||
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| //Rhad//. What is the idea in that? | //Rhad//. What is the idea in that? | ||
| - | //Cy//. His earthly pomp and power for ever in his mind; his fingers ever busy on the tale of blissful items; | + | //Cy//. His earthly pomp and power forever |
| //Rhad//. True. Be this the tyrant’s doom. Place him in fetters at Tantalus’s side,— never to forget the things of earth. | //Rhad//. True. Be this the tyrant’s doom. Place him in fetters at Tantalus’s side,— never to forget the things of earth. | ||
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