The Trojan women of Euripides by Euripides
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page 29 of 107 (27%)
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The oath and the deed, the right and the wrong,
Even the hate of the forked tongue: Even the hate turns and is cold, False as the love that was false of old! O Women of Troy, weep for me! Yea, I am gone: I am gone my ways. Mine is the crown of misery, The bitterest day of all our days. LEADER. Thy fate thou knowest, Queen: but I know not What lord of South or North has won my lot. TALTHYBIUS. Go, seek Cassandra, men! Make your best speed, That I may leave her with the King, and lead These others to their divers lords.... Ha, there! What means that sudden light? Is it the flare Of torches? [_Light is seen shining through the crevices of the second hut on the right. He moves towards it._ Would they fire their prison rooms, Or how, these dames of Troy?--'Fore God, the dooms Are known, and now they burn themselves and die[18] Rather than sail with us! How savagely |
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