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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 edition. Excerpt: ...Chr. What dost thou say? CI. He has arrived to day, and I have at once invited him to supper, for he has been my most intimate friend from childhood. Chr. Thou announcest to me a great pleasure. Would that Menedemus were with us to day to see his son first. It is still time. CI. Do not invite him, father. My friend fears too much the anger of his father. LucescSre, to grow light pulsare, to knock ostium, it, n., the door reditus, us, m., the return etsi, even if aut, or; aut--aut, either--or vulgo, generally falsus, a, um, falsely, .. e 1 the day dtes, e, m. f., adimSre (imo, emi, emtum), to take away aegriludo, inis, f., the sorrow uugescSre, to increase quanto, how, how much tanto, so much quanto--Janfo, as much as cupSre (cupio, ivi, itum), to wish desiderare, to miss, regret allbqui, to address alldquar, I will address, speak with solvere, to be well salve, be saluted 1 the messenger nuntius, it, m., .. ' 'J the news vivSre (vivo, v'xi, victum), to live apportare, to bring nwn audivisti, hast thou heard ubinam, where then? quaeso, I beg Zwc, conduct, Imp. from rfiZco, rfwatf, ductum, duc&re obsScrare, to pray, entreat fugUare, to fly conspectus, us, m., the sight duritia, ae, f., the severity victus, a, um, conquered, weak libet, it pleases sumSre (sumo, sumsi, sumtum), to take consumSre, to consume pati, to suffer dummodo, if only mecum, with me perdSre (perdo, didi, ditum), to spoil exstyui, to manage, to execute exsequar, I will execute nalura, ae, f., the nature comparatus, a, um, constituted dijudicare, to judge praepeditus, a, um, mislead accidSre, to happen benevolus, a, um, kind, favorable frugSlis, e, saving obedire, to obey senectus, utis, f., the age gratias agfoe, to return thanks gratia, ae, f., the thanks..
