The Dramatic Works of Jean Racine: A Metrical English Version, Volume 1G. Bell and sons, 1890 |
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... soul so hungers after that , Why stop at fratricide ? Slay me as well . Seems it small sin to shed a brother's blood ? I offer you my own . Will that suffice ? Thus then will you have vanquish'd all your Removed all checks , committed ...
... soul so hungers after that , Why stop at fratricide ? Slay me as well . Seems it small sin to shed a brother's blood ? I offer you my own . Will that suffice ? Thus then will you have vanquish'd all your Removed all checks , committed ...
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... soul reside ; Or I at least may bid my last farewell . This moment let me go , e'en to his tent , And unattended ; this shall be my hope ; My heart - felt sighs may move him to relent . ETEOCLES . camp : Mother , you need not go ; here ...
... soul reside ; Or I at least may bid my last farewell . This moment let me go , e'en to his tent , And unattended ; this shall be my hope ; My heart - felt sighs may move him to relent . ETEOCLES . camp : Mother , you need not go ; here ...
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... soul , And Patriotism masks another flame . I know it , Creon , but abhor a suit , Which ' twere your wisdom to leave unexpress'd . CREON . I'll do so , Madam ; and , beginning now , Will rid you of my presence . For I see To pay you my ...
... soul , And Patriotism masks another flame . I know it , Creon , but abhor a suit , Which ' twere your wisdom to leave unexpress'd . CREON . I'll do so , Madam ; and , beginning now , Will rid you of my presence . For I see To pay you my ...
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... soul , When the heart dares to lift its hopes to you , How sweet to worship charms divinely fair ! What torture when they vanish out of sight ! Each moment's separation seem'd an age ; And I had long since closed my sad career , Had I ...
... soul , When the heart dares to lift its hopes to you , How sweet to worship charms divinely fair ! What torture when they vanish out of sight ! Each moment's separation seem'd an age ; And I had long since closed my sad career , Had I ...
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... soul is deaf to pity's voice For your sake , can his former love for me , Estranged by absence , leave me room for hope ? Scarce in his memory have I still a place : He knows no pleasure but in shedding blood . No longer may we trust to ...
... soul is deaf to pity's voice For your sake , can his former love for me , Estranged by absence , leave me room for hope ? Scarce in his memory have I still a place : He knows no pleasure but in shedding blood . No longer may we trust to ...
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