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ere tipsy, he said, and made an exhibition of yourself, dancing when he asked you not to; then you kissed his friend Lamprias, and when Diphilus did not like that, you left him and

looking at me and smiling. However, when they heard Lamprias coming, and had had enough of each other at last, I did take my place by him all the same, not to give him an excuse for a fuss afterwards. It was Thais got up and danced first, showing her ankles ever so much, as if no one else had pretty ones. And when she stopped, Lamprias never said a word, but Diphilus praised her to the skies-such perfect time! such varied steps! foot and music alw

, my lass; you should have

hilus lay on his back and looked up at t

rue? and going across and embracing him? Well, why

nted to p

hink how poor we are, girl; you forget how much we have had from him, a

am to let him outrage m

a lover's feelings are outraged his love ends, and he finds out his folly. You ha