Specimens of Greek Tragedy — Aeschylus and Sophocles by Goldwin Smith
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ULYSSES. Is it above us, tell me, or below? NEOPTOLEMUS. Above us here, and sound of step is none. ULYSSES. See that he is not sleeping in his lair. NEOPTOLEMUS. I look, and none in the retreat appears. ULYSSES. And is there naught to show that man dwells there? NEOPTOLEMUS. A bed of leaves, as though one couched thereon. ULYSSES. Is all else bare? Is there no garniture? NEOPTOLEMUS. |
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