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First , for mine own share in it , this I say , The deed I did not , do not know who did , Nor should I rightly come to ill for it . CREON . Thou feel'st thy way and fencest up thy deed All round and round . ' Twould seem thou hast some ...
First , for mine own share in it , this I say , The deed I did not , do not know who did , Nor should I rightly come to ill for it . CREON . Thou feel'st thy way and fencest up thy deed All round and round . ' Twould seem thou hast some ...
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And then we charged her with the former deed , As well as this . And nothing she denied . But this to me both bitter is and sweet , For to escape one's - self from ill is sweet , But to bring friends to trouble , this is hard And ...
And then we charged her with the former deed , As well as this . And nothing she denied . But this to me both bitter is and sweet , For to escape one's - self from ill is sweet , But to bring friends to trouble , this is hard And ...
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Surely , then , She is the man , not I , if , all unscathed , Such deeds of might are hers . ... She and her sister shall not ' scape a doom Most foul and shameful ; for I charge her , too , With having planned this deed of sepulture .
Surely , then , She is the man , not I , if , all unscathed , Such deeds of might are hers . ... She and her sister shall not ' scape a doom Most foul and shameful ; for I charge her , too , With having planned this deed of sepulture .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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