Aeschylus' PROMETHEUS BOUND Complete

Translated by G. M. Cookson.

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Io: Nay, but the end of my long wandering
When shall it be? This too thou must declare.

Prometheus: That it is better for thee not to know.

Io: Oh hide not from me what I have to suffer!

Prometheus: Poor child! Poor child! I do not grudge the gift.

Io: Why then, art thou so slow to tell me all?

Prometheus: It is not from unkindness; but I fear
'Twill break thy heart.

Io: Take thou no thought for me
Where thinking thwarteth heart's desire!

Prometheus: So keen
To know thy sorrows! List I and thou shalt learn.

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