Lysistrata by Aristophanes
page 95 of 119 (79%)
page 95 of 119 (79%)
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With her atrocious harlotry.
WOMEN Nay, rather call her darling-sweet. MEN What, sweet? She's a rude, wicked thing. CINESIAS A wicked thing, as I repeat. O Zeus, O Zeus, Canst Thou not suddenly let loose Some twirling hurricane to tear Her flapping up along the air And drop her, when she's whirled around, Here to the ground Neatly impaled upon the stake That's ready upright for her sake. _He goes out._ -----------------------File: 084.png---------------------------- _Enter_ SPARTAN HERALD. _The_ MAGISTRATE _comes forward_. HERALD |
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