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Tis Theseus- PHÆDRA . Look , I see Hippolytus most stern , and in his eyes There is my ruin written . I am helpless . My fate is yours . Do with it as you will . [ Enter THESEUS , HIPPOLYTUS , and THERAMENES . ] THESEUS .
Tis Theseus- PHÆDRA . Look , I see Hippolytus most stern , and in his eyes There is my ruin written . I am helpless . My fate is yours . Do with it as you will . [ Enter THESEUS , HIPPOLYTUS , and THERAMENES . ] THESEUS .
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THESEUS . Ah , how your boldness rouses all my anger ! HIPP . What is my term and place of banishment ? THESEUS . Were you beyond the Pillars of Alcides , 15 Your perjured presence still were far too near me ! HIPP .
THESEUS . Ah , how your boldness rouses all my anger ! HIPP . What is my term and place of banishment ? THESEUS . Were you beyond the Pillars of Alcides , 15 Your perjured presence still were far too near me ! HIPP .
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THESEUS . Your color changes , and you seem confused . Madam , —what dealing had my son with you ? ARICIA . Sire , he was bidding me his last farewell . THESEUS . It seems your eyes can tame that stubborn pride , And the first sighs he ...
THESEUS . Your color changes , and you seem confused . Madam , —what dealing had my son with you ? ARICIA . Sire , he was bidding me his last farewell . THESEUS . It seems your eyes can tame that stubborn pride , And the first sighs he ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 2 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1947 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 May 2006 |
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