The Frogs by Aristophanes
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By pestle and mortar.
DIO. Hemlock, do you mean? HER. Just so. DIO. No, that's too deathly cold a way; You have hardly started ere your shins get numbed. HER. Well, would you like a steep and swift descent? DIO. Aye, that's the style: my walking powers are small. HER. Go down to the Cerameicus. DIO. And do what? HER. Climb to the tower's top pinnacle-- DIO. And then? HER. Observe the torch-race started, and when all The multitude is shouting _Let them go_, Let yourself go. DIO. Go whither? HER. To the ground. DIO. O that would break my brain's two envelopes. I'll not try that |
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