The Complete Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley — Volume 3 by Percy Bysshe Shelley
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SILENUS:
Cyclops, who live in caverns, not in houses. ULYSSES: Obeying whom? Or is the state popular? SILENUS: Shepherds: no one obeys any in aught. ULYSSES: How live they? do they sow the corn of Ceres? SILENUS: On milk and cheese, and on the flesh of sheep. _115 ULYSSES: Have they the Bromian drink from the vine's stream? SILENUS: Ah! no; they live in an ungracious land. ULYSSES: And are they just to strangers?--hospitable? SILENUS: They think the sweetest thing a stranger brings Is his own flesh. ULYSSES: What! do they eat man's flesh? _120 |
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