The Comedies of Terence

Scene II.

Henry T. (Henry Thomas) Riley translation

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THE COMEDIES OF TERENCE.ANDRIA; THE FAIR ANDRIAN.ANDRIA; THE FAIR ANDRIAN.

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EUNUCHUS; THE EUNUCH.EUNUCHUS; THE EUNUCH.

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HEAUTONTIMORUMENOS; THE SELF-TORMENTOR.HEAUTONTIMORUMENOS; THE SELF-TORMENTOR.

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ADELPHI; THE BROTHERS,ADELPHI; THE BROTHERS,

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HECYRA; THE MOTHER-IN-LAW HECYRA; THE MOTHER-IN-LAW

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PHORMIO; OR, THE SCHEMING PARASITE PHORMIO; OR, THE SCHEMING PARASITE

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Chremes, alone.

Chrem. (to himself.) He has forced tears from me, and I do pity him. But as the day is far gone, I must remind Phania, this neighbor of mine, to come to dinner. I’ll go see whether he is at home. (Goes to Phania’s door, makes the inquiry, and returns.) There was no occasion for me to remind him: they tell me he has been some time already at my house; it’s I myself am making my guests wait. I’ll go in-doors immediately. But what means the noise at the door of my house? I wonder who’s coming out! I’ll step aside here.

He stands aside.

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