The Trojan women of Euripides by Euripides
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page 19 of 107 (17%)
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Awake, O daughters of affliction, wake
And learn your lots! Even now the Argives break Their camp for sailing! HECUBA. Ah, not Cassandra! Wake not her Whom God hath maddened, lest the foe Mock at her dreaming. Leave me clear From that one edge of woe. O Troy, my Troy, thou diest here Most lonely; and most lonely we The living wander forth from thee, And the dead leave thee wailing! [_One of the huts on the left is now open, and the rest of the_ CHORUS _come out severally. Their number eventually amounts to fifteen_. FOURTH WOMAN. [_Antistrophe_ I. Out of the tent of the Greek king I steal, my Queen, with trembling breath: What means thy call? Not death; not death! They would not slay so low a thing! FIFTH WOMAN. O, 'tis the ship-folk crying |
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