And I, when I’ve got it. DINARCHUS I’ll take care it shall be here just now. I’ll send my servant hither. PHRONESIUM Do so. DINARCHUS But whatever it shall be, do take it in good part. PHRONESIUM I troth, I’m sure that you’ll give all attention to your present, of which I shan’t be ashamed so long as you send it to me. DINARCHUS Do you wish anything else of me? PHRONESIUM That, when you have leisure, you’ll come again to see me. DINARCHUS Fare you well. Perhaps part of line 433 (?). PHRONESIUM Farewell. (Goes into her house.) DINARCHUS (to himself.) O immortal Gods! ’twere the part not of a woman in love,