Postridie igitur maximo studio ingens hominum frequentia convenere; sese quisque exadversum quam proxime collocat; serus adveniens amicis adnuit, locum sessui impertiant; extimus quisque excuneati queruntur; farto toto theatro, ingens stipatio, occipiunt inter se queri; qui non affuerant percontari ante dicta, qui affuerant recordari audita, cunctisque iam prioribus gnaris sequentia exspectare.
On the next day, therefore, a huge crowd assembled, agog with expectation; everybody sat as close as possible facing the stage; latecomers nodded to their friends and asked for a place to sit; those at the end complained at being pushed off their seats; the whole theater being packed, there was a terrible crush and people began complaining to each other; those who had been absent asked what had been said previously, those who had been present recalled what they had heard, and when at last when all the earlier matter was known they awaited the sequel.
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