Colloquies of Erasmus, Volume I. by Desiderius Erasmus
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_Li._ Robb'd! What can you rob a Man of that has nothing? There was more Reason for other Folks to be afraid of me, than I of them, having never a Penny in my Pocket. I might sing and be starved all the Way I went. Have you anything more to say? _Ge._ Where are you going now? _Li._ Strait Home, to see how all do there, whom I han't seen this long Time. _Ge._ I wish you may find all well at Home. _Li._ I pray God I may. Has any Thing new happen'd at our House since I went away? _Ge._ Nothing but only you'll find your Family bigger than it was; for your _Catulla_ has brought you a little _Catulus_ since you have been gone. Your Hen has laid you an Egg. _Li._ That's good News, I like your News, and I'll promise to give you a Gospel for it. _Ge._ What Gospel? The Gospel according to St. _Matthew_? _Li._ No, but according to _Homer_. Here take it. _Ge._ Keep your Gospel to yourself, I have Stones enough at Home. _Li._ Don't slight my Present, it is the Eagle's Stone; It is good for |
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