Into banishment. EUTYCHUSWhat to do there?CHARINUSAs a wretched person would. EUTYCHUSDon’t fear; this instant shall I restore you to joyousness before you go away.CHARINUSI’m going.(Moves.)EUTYCHUSA thing that you especially long to hear, the same shall you hear for you to rejoice at. Stay this instant; I’m come as a friend, full of the kindest feelings.CHARINUSWhat is it? EUTYCHUSYour mistress—CHARINUSWhat of her? EUTYCHUSI know where she is.CHARINUSPrithee, do you? EUTYCHUSShe’s safe and sound.CHARINUSWhere is she safe? EUTYCHUSI know where.CHARINUSI’d much rather I did.EUTYCHUSCan’t you possibly be calm in your feelings?CHARINUSWhat if my feelings are agitated?EUTYCHUSI’ll bring them for you into a safe and tranquil state; don’t you fear.CHARINUSPrithee do say where she is —where you’ve seen her. Why are you mute? Speak—you are torturing to death wretched me by your silence.EUTYCHUSShe isn’t far from here.CHARINUSWhy then don’t you point her out, if you see her?EUTYCHUSI’ faith, I don’t see her at this moment; but I saw her just now.CHARINUSWhy, then, don’t you cause me to see her?EUTYCHUSI will cause it.CHARINUSThat means a long time for one in love.EUTYCHUSAre you still in apprehension? I’ll disclose it all. No person is there living more beloved by me than is he who has got her; nor is there one to whom it is right that I should be a better wisher.CHARINUSI don’t care about that; I’m looking for her.EUTYCHUSAbout her, then, I’m telling you. Really, this has not come into my mind but this moment, to tell it you—CHARINUSTell me, then, where she is.