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the comedy of errors(错误的喜剧)-第8部分

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DROMIO OF SYRACUSE。 Ay; sir; the sergeant of the band; that brings 

any  man   to   answer  it   that   breaks   his band;   on that thinks   a  man   always 

going   to   bed;   and   says   'God  give   you   good  rest!'   ANTIPHOLUS       OF 

SYRACUSE。 Well;  sir;   there   rest   in   your   foolery。   Is   there   any  ship   puts 

forth to…night? May we be gone? DROMIO OF SYRACUSE。 Why; sir; I 

brought you word an hour since that the bark Expedition put forth to…night; 

and   then   were   you   hind'red   by   the   sergeant;   to   tarry   for   the   boy   Delay。 

Here are the   angels that   you sent for   to deliver   you。 ANTIPHOLUS   OF 

SYRACUSE。 The fellow is distract; and so am I; And here we wander in 



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illusions。 Some blessed power deliver us from hence! 

     Enter a COURTEZAN 

     COURTEZAN。 Well met; well met; Master Antipholus。 I see; sir; you 

have found the goldsmith now。 Is that the chain you promis'd me to…day? 

ANTIPHOLUS   OF   SYRACUSE。   Satan;   avoid!   I   charge   thee;   tempt   me 

not。    DROMIO         OF    SYRACUSE。         Master;     is  this   Mistress     Satan? 

ANTIPHOLUS            OF     SYRACUSE。          It  is   the   devil。   DROMIO         OF 

SYRACUSE。   Nay;   she   is   worse;   she   is   the   devil's   dam;   and   here   she 

comes in the habit of a light wench; and thereof comes that the wenches 

say 'God damn me!' That's as much to say 'God make me a light wench!' It 

is written they appear to men like angels of light; light is an effect of fire; 

and   fire   will   burn;   ergo;   light   wenches   will   burn。   Come   not   near   her。 

COURTEZAN。 Your man and you are marvellous merry; sir。 Will you go 

with me? We'll mend our dinner here。 DROMIO OF SYRACUSE。 Master; 

if   you   do;   expect   spoon…meat;   or   bespeak   a   long   spoon。 ANTIPHOLUS 

OF   SYRACUSE。   Why;   Dromio?   DROMIO   OF   SYRACUSE。   Marry;   he 

must have a long spoon that must eat with the devil。 ANTIPHOLUS OF 

SYRACUSE。 Avoid then; fiend! What tell'st thou me of supping? Thou art; 

as   you   are  all;  a  sorceress;   I  conjure   thee  to  leave   me   and   be  gone。 

COURTEZAN。 Give me the ring of mine you had at dinner; Or; for my 

diamond; the chain you promis'd; And I'll be gone; sir; and not trouble you。 

DROMIO OF SYRACUSE。 Some devils ask but the parings of one's nail; 

A rush; a hair; a drop of blood; a pin; A nut; a cherry…stone; But she; more 

covetous; would have a chain。 Master; be wise; an if you give it her; The 

devil will shake her chain; and fright us with it。 COURTEZAN。 I pray you; 

sir;  my   ring; or   else the   chain;   I   hope   you   do not   mean   to   cheat   me   so。 

ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE。 Avaunt; thou witch! Come; Dromio; let 

us go。 DROMIO OF SYRACUSE。 'Fly pride' says the peacock。 Mistress; 

that you know。 
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