The Trojan women of Euripides by Euripides
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Oh, there cometh worse.
A Greek's bed in the dark.... ANOTHER. God curse That night and all the powers thereof! ANOTHER. Or pitchers to and fro to bear To some PirĂȘnĂȘ[12] on the hill, Where the proud water craveth still Its broken-hearted minister. ANOTHER. God guide me yet to Theseus' land[13], The gentle land, the famed afar.... ANOTHER. But not the hungry foam--Ah, never!-- Of fierce Eurotas, Helen's river, To bow to Menelaus' hand, That wasted Troy with war! A WOMAN. [_Antistrophe 2_. |
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