a man after Nereus’s heart!—But look! that is surely Adimantus?

Adimantus it is. Let us hail him. Adimantus!... Son of Strombichus!... of the deme of Myrrhinus! He must be offended with us, or else he is deaf; it is certainly he.

I can make him out quite clearly now; his cloak, his walk, his cropped head. Let us mend our pace, and catch him up.—