Specimens of Greek Tragedy — Aeschylus and Sophocles by Goldwin Smith
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Alas, Prometheus! I bemoan thy pains. MIGHT. Thou loiterest, moaning for the foe of Zeus; One day thou mayest be moaning for thyself. HEPHAESTUS. Thou see'st a sight most piteous to behold. MIGHT. I see yon sinner meeting his desert. Proceed, make fast the fetters round his sides. HEPHAESTUS. Needs must I do it, press me not too hard. MIGHT. Press thee I will, and shout into thine ear. Go down and clench the gyves about his legs. HEPHAESTUS. That work with little labour has been done. |
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