The feast of Bacchus / by Robert Bridges.

  • Robert Bridges
Date:
1889
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The feast of Bacchus / by Robert Bridges. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Pam. And bring the lady if fhe is true. Clin. Pam. Clinia, you muft. I faid not that. P>&. Agree to this : 1 firft will go And vifit Antiphila; if fhe is willing, I bring her here. And here you may meet. But fince fhe comes as Gorgo’s maid, ’Twill be eafy for you to withdraw with her, where and when you choofe : I meanwhile will angle your father. Clin. [/<? Pam.'] Then thus I aflent; That firft, fhe is not introduced to your father; and fecondly, That I may take her away when 1 choofe. Pam. Agreed. Ph. I’m off. But firft a word with you. \to Pam^] Pam. [to Clin.] O Clinia, I do thank you. But dont ftay out here longer : fomebody is fure to fee you. Go into the houfe. Clin. If you will come with me. Pam. I’ll come diredly. Clin. I have never met your people. I cant go in by myfelf. Pam. Why, man alive, there’s only my father & mother. Go in. [Exit Clinia •within. Ph. Your friend has money ? Pam. Yes, his father.
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