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swer. (_Shuts down the window._) _Manent THRASO and GNATHO, etc._ THRA. What shall we do now? GNAT. Why--e'en go back again!--This harlot here Will soon be with you to request forgiveness. THRA. D'ye think so? GNAT. Aye, most certainly. I know The ways of women.--When you will, they won't; And when you won't, they're dying for you. THRA. True. GNAT. Shall I disband the army? THRA. When you will. GNAT. Sanga, as well becomes a brave militia, Take to your houses and firesides again. SAN. My mind was like a sop i' th' pan, long since. GNAT. Good fellow! SAN. To the right about there! march! (_Exit, with GNATHO and THRASO at the head of the troops._ [Changes: _Harper_ THRA. Is that a question, when you durst To bring a rival to my face? THAIS. And what Business have you with him? THRA. ----And then stole off In company with him? THAIS. It was my pleasure. THRA. Therefore, restore my Pamphila ... _Colman 1768_ THRA. Is that a question, when you brought Your lover to affront me to my face?-- THAIS. What business have you with him? THRA. ----And stole off In company with him? THAIS. It was my pleasure. THRA. Therefore, restore me Pamphila ...] ACT THE FIFTH. SCENE I. _THAIS and PYTHIAS._ THAIS. Still, still, you, baggage, will you shuffle with me? --"I know--I don't know--he's gone off--I've heard---- I was not present"--Be it what it may, Can't you inform me openly?--The Virgin, Her clothes all torn, in sullen silence weeps. The Eunuch's fled.--What means all this? and what Has happen'd?--Won't you answer me? PYTH. Alas! What can I answer you?--He was, they say, No Eunuch. THAIS. What then? PYTH. Chaerea. THAIS. Chaerea! What Chaerea? PYTH. Phaedria's younger brother. THAIS. How! What's that, hag? PYTH. I've discover'd it: I'm sure on't. THAIS. Why, what had he to do with us? or why Was he brought hither? PYTH. That I can not tell; Unless, as I suppose, for love of Pamphila. THAIS. Alas! I am undone; undone, indeed, If that, which you have told me now, be true. Is't that the girl bemoans thus? PYTH. I believe so. THAIS. How, careless wretch! was that the charge I gave you At my departure? PYTH. What could I do? She Was trusted, as you bade, to him alone. THAIS. Oh, jade, you set the wolf to keep the sheep --I'm quite asham'd to 've been so poorly bubbled.
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