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Captivi: The Captives (852-857)

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You will have more opportunity, Ergasilus, here at my house, of talking about these things than of eating them.
ERGASILUS
Do you suppose that I’m saying this on my own account?
HEGIO
You will neither be eating nothing here to-day, nor yet much more than usual, so don’t you be mistaken.
Do you then bring an appetite to my house for your every-day fare.
ERGASILUS
Why, I’ll so manage it, that you yourself shall wish to be profuse, though I myself should desire you not.
HEGIO
What, I?

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