Euripides' HECUBA Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Polymestor: Ha! what is that? is she somewhere near? show me, tell
me where, that I may grip her in my hands and rend her limb from limb,
bespattering her with gore.

Agamemnon: Ho! madman, what wouldst thou?

Polymestor: By heaven I entreat thee, let me vent on her the fury
of my arm.

Agamemnon: Hold! banish that savage spirit from thy heart and plead
thy cause, that after hearing thee and her in turn I may fairly decide
what reason there is for thy present sufferings.

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