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Miles Gloriosus, or The Braggart Captain

Miles Gloriosus, or The Braggart Captain Act Four, Scene Nine Enter a BOY from the house of PERIPLECOMENUS. A BOY to someone within. Don’t you be advising me; I remember my duty; this moment I’ll find him. Wherever on earth, he may chance to be, I’ll search him out; I’ll not be sparing of my pains. PYRGOPOLINICES ‘Tis I he is looking for, I’ll go and meet this boy. PYRGOPOLINICES What two? A BOY Mars and Venus. PYRGOPOLINICES A sprightly boy. Do succour one in love. Why do you stay? Why don’t you go in? PYRGOPOLINICES Well, I’ll go. Enters the house of PERIPLECOMENUS. A BOY There has he entangled himself at once in the toils. Now I will on to the uproar; I hear a tumult within. - At his post: He alludes to the attitude in which the old gentleman, Periplecomenus, is standing in-doors, ready to sally forth on the Captain the moment he is entrapped. ↵
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