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Translated by E. Coleridge.
47 pages - You are on Page 34 Iolaus: Well said! keep the harness ready to my hand, put a spear within my grasp, and support me on the left side, guiding my steps. Servant: Am I to lead this warrior like a child? Iolaus: To save the omen, we must go without stumbling. Servant: Would thy power to act were equal to thy zeal! Iolaus: Hasten; I shall feel it grievously, if I am too late for the battle. Servant: 'Tis thou who art slow, not I, though thou fanciest thou art doing wonders. Iolaus: Dost not mark how swift my steps are hasting? Servant: I mark more seeming than reality in thy haste, Previous Page / First / Next Page of Heracleidae
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