Alcestis by Euripides
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I bring fair words and seek but what is just.
THANATOS (_sneering_) And if words help thee not, an arrow must? APOLLO. 'Tis ever my delight to bear this bow. THANATOS. And aid this house unjustly? Aye, 'tis so. APOLLO. I love this man, and grieve for his dismay. THANATOS. And now wilt rob me of my second prey! APOLLO. I never robbed thee, neither then nor now. THANATOS. Why is Admetus here then, not below? APOLLO. He gave for ransom his own wife, for whom ... THANATOS (_interrupting_). I am come; and straight will bear her to the tomb. APOLLO. |
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