Scene V





CLEANTHIS, SOSIE

SOSIE
What do you say, Cleanthis, to these cheerful looks, after his terrible rage?

CLEANTHIS
That we should all do well to send all men to the devil; the best of them is not worth much.

SOSIE
You say that because you are in a passion; but you are too fond of men; upon my word, you would all look as black as thunder if the devil were to take them all away.

CLEANTHIS
Really . . .

SOSIE
Here they come. Hush.



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