_Sost._ See, husband, if you remember them; they are the very same 1080 Our daughter Antiphila wore, the day she was stolen. _Chr._ Hey! What’s this? _Sost._ I knew them at once. _Chr._ Then tell me at once, whén, How, and where did you find them? _Sost._ The girl that Gorgo brought Wore them. I knew them at once: and when I heard her name.... _Chr._ Antiphila? _Sost._ Yes, Antiphila. _Chr._ Quite so. You heard the name; That made you think this girl our daughter: I’ll wager my life She’s no such thing. ’Tis unsupposable. _Sost._ Dearest husband, I always knew we should find her. I’ve said so a thousand times. _Chr._ Oh yes! you always knew beforehand of everything 1089 After it happened, wife: there’s nothing could occur But you would tell me you told me before. And yet this time Do not be wise too soon. _Sost._ Why, here’s the ring itself, The necklace and the name. _Chr._ The name is a common name, And rings and necklaces too are made so much alike, They’re nothing to go by. _Sost._ Then I have spoken to her, Chremes, And she is so like her:— _Chr._ Hey! here’s fine proof indeed; Just think for once now what you have said. You recognize In a grown-up lady, you say, the baby you have never seen Since she was three! Why, even supposing she was not changed In all these fifteen years, could you remember her So long? _Sost._ But she is my daughter: that makes the difference. 1101 _Chr._ Why, that’s the very question. Is she? And if she was, What difference could it make? But if you have spoken with her, Where does she say she comes from? _Sost._ She says she lives in the town With an old Corinthian widow ... _Chr._ I know: the mother of Gorgo. They live together, do they? Then just send Gorgo here. _Sost._ Indeed she has nothing to do with Gorgo. _Chr._ According to that There are two Corinthian widows. _Sost._ Two? _Chr._ Why not? I suppose There must be two, unless it’s the same. _Sost._ But who is the other? _Chr._ There isn’t another at all. Bring Gorgo here at once. 1110 She’ll know enough of the facts to set this matter at rest. _Sost._ Why, Chremes ... _Chr._ I say, fetch Gorgo. _Sost._ I assure you, Chremes dear ... _Chr._ Do go and fetch her, wife. _Sost._ Well, as you will....