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69 pages - You are on Page 17 LYSISTRATA. To the end I may inspire my husband with the most ardent longings. CALONICE. To the end I may inspire my husband with the most ardent longings. LYSISTRATA. Never will I give myself voluntarily.... CALONICE. Never will I give myself voluntarily.... LYSISTRATA. And if he has me by force.... CALONICE. And if he has me by force.... LYSISTRATA. I will be cold as ice, and never stir a limb.... CALONICE. I will be cold as ice, and never stir a limb.... LYSISTRATA. I will not lift my legs in air.... CALONICE. I will not lift my legs in air.... LYSISTRATA. Nor will I crouch with bottom upraised, like carven lions on a knife-handle. CALONICE. Nor will I crouch with bottom upraised, like carven lions on a knife-handle. LYSISTRATA. An if I keep my oath, may I be suffered to drink of this wine. Previous Page / First / Next Page of Aristophanes LYSISTRATA
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