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70 pages - You are on Page 70 FIRST SEMI-CHORUS. We will gather her kisses. SECOND SEMI-CHORUS. We will gather her kisses. CHORUS. Come, comrades, we who are in the first row, let us pick up the bridegroom and carry him in triumph. Oh! Hymen! oh! Hymenaeus! TRYGAEUS. Oh! Hymen! oh! Hymenaeus! CHORUS. You shall have a fine house, no cares and the finest of figs. Oh! Hymen! oh! Hymenaeus! TRYGAEUS. Oh! Hymen! oh! Hymenaeus! CHORUS. The bridegroom's fig is great and thick; the bride's is very soft and tender. TRYGAEUS. While eating and drinking deep draughts of wine, continue to repeat: Oh! Hymen! oh! Hymenaeus! CHORUS. Oh! Hymen! oh! Hymenaeus! TRYGAEUS. Farewell, farewell, my friends. All who come with me shall have cakes galore. The End Previous Page ||| First Page of Aristophanes PEACE
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