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... speak , but still Present thyself unmoved in stubbornness ? Tiresias . My wrath thou blamest but thine own so near ... speak to me . Tiresias . I'll speak no further ; wherefore if thou wilt , Vent to the full thy wildest storm of rage ...
... speak , but still Present thyself unmoved in stubbornness ? Tiresias . My wrath thou blamest but thine own so near ... speak to me . Tiresias . I'll speak no further ; wherefore if thou wilt , Vent to the full thy wildest storm of rage ...
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... speak of terrors . Therefore , since My counseling is vain , to thee I come , Lycian lord Apollo , suppliant , ( For ... speak : wherefore Dost thou now come : what news wouldst thou impart ? Messenger . Good news unto this house and to ...
... speak of terrors . Therefore , since My counseling is vain , to thee I come , Lycian lord Apollo , suppliant , ( For ... speak : wherefore Dost thou now come : what news wouldst thou impart ? Messenger . Good news unto this house and to ...
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... Speak what thou knowest or prepare to know What ill can follow from an angry king . Kreon . Kings hate the words they order men to speak . Oedipus . Thyself shalt go a scapegoat unto hell And thou speak not thy secret utterly . Kreon ...
... Speak what thou knowest or prepare to know What ill can follow from an angry king . Kreon . Kings hate the words they order men to speak . Oedipus . Thyself shalt go a scapegoat unto hell And thou speak not thy secret utterly . Kreon ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGRound of SenECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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