Timon the Misanthrope (46)

What did I tell them?—Timon was too good a man to be abandoned by Providence. How are you, Timon? as good-looking and good-tempered, as good a fellow, as ever?

And you, Gnathonides, still teaching vultures rapacity, and men cunning?

Ah, he always liked his little joke. But where do you dine? I have brought a new song with me, a march out of the last musical thing on.

It will be a funeral march, then, and a very touching one, with spade obbligato.

What means this? This is assault, Timon; just let me find a witness! ... Oh, my God, my God!... I'll have you before the Areopagus for assault and battery.

You’d better not wait much longer, or you'll have to make it murder.

Mercy, mercy! ..- Now, a little gold ointment to heal the wound; it is a first-rate styptic.

What! you won’t go, won’t you?

Oh, I am going. But you shall repent this. Alas, so genial once, and now so rude!

Now who is this with the bald crown?