The Dramatic Values in Plautus by William Wallace Blancke
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EUC. (_Watching him narrowly._) You ask?
STR. I tell you, I didn't take a thing from you. EUC. (_Impatiently._) All right, but hand over what you did take! (_Pause._) Well, well! STR. Well, what? EUC. You can't get away with it. STR. (_Bolder._) Look here, what do you want?... EUC. (_Angrier and angrier._) Hand it over, I say! Stop quibbling! I'm not trifling now! STR. Now what shall I hand over? Speak out! Why don't you give the thing a name? I swear I never touched or handled anything of yours. EUC. Put out your hands. STR. There you are! I've done so. See them? EUC. (_Scrutinizing his hands closely._) All right. Now put out the third too. STR. (_Aside, growing angry._) The foul fiends of madness have possessed this doddering idiot. (_Majestically._) Confess you wrong me? EUC. (_Dancing in frenzy._) To the utmost, since I don't have you strung |
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