Specimens of Greek Tragedy — Aeschylus and Sophocles by Goldwin Smith
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HERMES.
Better, thou think'st, be bondsman to this rock Than be the faithful pursuivant of Zeus. PROMETHEUS. 'Tis meet the scorner should be met with scorn. HERMES. Thou seem'st to revel in thy present lot. PROMETHEUS. Revel! I would that I could see my foes Thus revelling, of whom I count thee one. HERMES. Layest thou the blame on me of thy mischance? PROMETHEUS. I hate, without exception, all the gods Who my good deeds with injury requite. HERMES. Thy words bespeak no common sickness thine. |
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