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- Strep. A bailiff out of the bedclothes is biting me.
Phid. Suffer me, good sir, to sleep a little.
Strep. Then, do you sleep on；but know that all these debts will turn on your head.
[Phidippides falls asleep again.]
Alas！Would that the match-maker had perished miserably，who induced me to marry your mother. For a country life used to be most agreeable to me, dirty, untrimmed，reclining at random, abounding in bees, and sheep, and oil-cake. Then I, a rustic, married a niece of Megacles，the son of Megacles, from the city, haughty, luxurious，and Coesyrafied. When I married her, I lay with her redolent of new wine, of the cheese-crate, and abundance of wool；but she, on the contrary, of ointment, saffron，wanton-kisses, extravagance, gluttony, and of Colias and Genetyllis. I will not indeed say that she was idle；but she wove. And I used to show her this cloak by way of a pretext and say"Wife, you weave at a great rate."
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