Give it me, then (takes it). And now, what do you want? for I suppose you did not come in search of me merely for that purpose.
ANGELO.
It seems to you not very credible. Rascal! what do you think of us? That we are capable of withholding any man's earnings? That may be the way with honest people; but we don't follow their fashions. Farewell! (Affects to be going, but turns at the door). One question I must ask. Old Galotti has just come hurriedly into town quite alone. What does he want?
PIRRO.
Nothing, merely a ride. His daughter is to be married this evening, at his country house, whence he has come to Count Appiani. He awaits the moment with impatience.
ANGELO.
Then he will return soon?
PIRRO.
So soon, that if you remain any longer he will discover you. But you surely have no thoughts of attacking him. Take care. He is a man----