Terence's comedies: made English. With his life; and some remarks at the end. / By several hands.

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Title: Terence's comedies: made English. With his life; and some remarks at the end. / By several hands.
Author: Terence.
Publication: London :: Printed for Abel Swalle at the Unicorn in Pater-noster-Row,; 1699.
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ACT IV.

PAge 154. line 6. Yes, for I was by at the Disco∣very. This Passage plainly shews Syrus went in with Chremes and Sostrata, and so left the Stage clear; consequently the Fourth Act must needs begin where we have made it.

Page 158 line 34. Clinie has told his Father that Bacchis is your Sons Mistress, &c.] This is the beginning of a cunning Artifice, chiefly to amuse Chremes, and the more ingeniously to bring in what he says, Page 160 line 2, 3. But for the Money I told ye your Daughter owes to Bacchis, &c. and likewise to create a Pretence for Clitipho's carrying the Money himself, without which the Cheat might have been discover'd too soon.