[_Tynd._ What do you say? Did you bring this gentleman’s captive son? _Philocr._ Yes, yes, he’s inside, I tell you. _Tynd._ By heaven, sir, you have acted fairly and honourably. _Philocr._ Now here is your father: and here is the thief who stole you away from here when you were small. _Tynd._ But now that we’re both big, I’ll hand him over to the executioner for that theft. _Philocr._ He deserves it. _Tynd._ Well then, I’ll give him his deserved deserts deservedly, by gad! But you, sir, speak I beseech you. Are you my father? _Hegio_ I am, my dear lad. _Tynd._ Now at last I remember--when I think it over.] * * * * * [Transcriber’s Corrections: _Captivi_ (_The Captives_) Personae: ERGASILVS PARASITUS... spelling unchanged, as in _Amphitryon_ ] I. 1. ...have dubbed me Missy, on the ground that... text reads _on the gound_ II. 2. Now the old fellow is in the barber’s chair text reads _barbar’s chair_ ] * * * * * End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Amphitryo, Asinaria, Aulularia, Bacchides, Captivi, by Plautus Titus Maccius