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William Shakespeare

Note 2 — GEORGE BRANDES (continued 8)

William Archer translation

"Damon. Whore-master in thy face; Thou hast lain with her thyself, I'll prove it in this place. "Leatherhead. They are whore-masters both, sir, that's a plain case. "Pythias. Thou lie like a rogue. "Leatherhead. Do I lie like a rogue? "Pythias. A pimp and a scab. "Leatherhead. A pimp and a scab! I say, between you you have both but one drab. "Pythias and Damon. Come, now we'll go together to breakfast to Hero. "Leatherhead. Thus, gentles, you perceive without any denial 'Twixt Damon and Pythias here friendship's true trial."

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