The Comedies of Aristophanes, Volume 1Bell, 1874 - 386 pages |
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... old woman ; but tell me your story . Lys . I will do so . During the former war and former time , through our modesty , we bore with you5 men , whatever you did ; for you did not allow us to mutter : and then you did not please us . 6 ...
... old woman ; but tell me your story . Lys . I will do so . During the former war and former time , through our modesty , we bore with you5 men , whatever you did ; for you did not allow us to mutter : and then you did not please us . 6 ...
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... WOMAN . At all events , by Jove , I saw a man with long hair , a commander of cavalry , upon a horse putting pease- soup into his brazen helmet , which he had bought from an old woman . And another , again , a Thracian , shaking a ...
... WOMAN . At all events , by Jove , I saw a man with long hair , a commander of cavalry , upon a horse putting pease- soup into his brazen helmet , which he had bought from an old woman . And another , again , a Thracian , shaking a ...
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... old in their chambers . COм . Do not men , therefore , grow old as well ? For Lys . But , by Jove , you do not mention a like case . he , when he has come back , even though he be gray - headed , soon marries a young girl ; but the woman's ...
... old in their chambers . COм . Do not men , therefore , grow old as well ? For Lys . But , by Jove , you do not mention a like case . he , when he has come back , even though he be gray - headed , soon marries a young girl ; but the woman's ...
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... old woman hateful to the gods . CHO . OF WOм . Then your mother shall not recognise you when you enter the house . But , O dear matrons , let us first place these on the ground . For we , O all ye citizens , begin words serviceable to ...
... old woman hateful to the gods . CHO . OF WOм . Then your mother shall not recognise you when you enter the house . But , O dear matrons , let us first place these on the ground . For we , O all ye citizens , begin words serviceable to ...
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... old age . For if any of us shall afford these if it were but a small handle , 5 they will in no wise fail of ... woman is a creature most skilful in horsemanship and having a good seat.7 And she would not slip off when it runs . See the ...
... old age . For if any of us shall afford these if it were but a small handle , 5 they will in no wise fail of ... woman is a creature most skilful in horsemanship and having a good seat.7 And she would not slip off when it runs . See the ...
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