Perde 5
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I shall think the favour sufficiently returned to me, if you now receive with pleasure my gift, and myself as well for your father-in-law.
LYCONIDES
I do receive it; and I wish my house to be that of Euclio.
STROBILUS
What still remains, master,—remember now that I’m to be free.
LYCONIDES
You’ve well put me in mind. Be you a free man, O Strobilus, for your deserts; and now prepare in-doors the dinner that has been so disturbed.
STROBILUS
Spectators, the avaricious Euclio has changed his nature; he has suddenly become liberal; so, too, do you practise liberality; and if the play has pleased you well, loudly clap your hands.
