The Birds by Aristophanes
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EUELPIDES
But we are not men. TROCHILUS What are you, then? EUELPIDES I am the Fearling, an African bird. TROCHILUS You talk nonsense. EUELPIDES Well, then, just ask it of my feet.[1] f[1] Fear had had disastrous effects upon Euelpides' internal economy, and this his feet evidenced. TROCHILUS And this other one, what bird is it? PISTHETAERUS I? I am a Cackling,[1] from the land of the pheasants. f[1] The same mishap had occurred to Pisthetaerus. EUELPIDES But you yourself, in the name of the gods! what animal are you? TROCHILUS |
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