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Hippolytus/The Bacchae by Euripides
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AGAVE
See, it falls to his breast,
Curling and gently tressed,
The hair of the Wild Bull's crest--
The young steer of the fell!

LEADER
Most like a beast of the wild
That head, those locks defiled.

AGAVE (_lifting up the head, more excitedly_)
He wakened his Mad Ones,
A Chase-God, a wise God!
He sprang them to seize this!
He preys where his band preys.

LEADER (_brooding, with horror_)
In the trail of thy Mad Ones
Thou tearest thy prize, God!

AGAVE
Dost praise it?

LEADER
I praise this?

AGAVE
Ah, soon shall the land praise!

LEADER
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