Lysistrata by Aristophanes
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page 77 of 119 (64%)
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There was a rough-hewn fellow, Timon, with a face
That glowered as through a thorn-bush in a wild, bleak place. He too decided on flight, This very Furies' son, All the world's ways to shun And hide from everyone, Spitting out curses on all knavish men to left and right. But though he reared this hate for men, He loved the women even then, And never thought them enemies. WOMAN O your jaw I'd like to break. MAN That I fear do you suppose? WOMAN Learn what kicks my legs can make. MAN Raise them up, and you'll expose-- -----------------------File: 071.png---------------------------- WOMAN |
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