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Translated by Gilbert Murray. - Cf. An Introduction to Euripides' Alcestis by Murray
74 pages - You are on Page 37 Admetus: Thy words have some intent: what wouldst thou say? Heracles: I must find harbour with some other friend. Admetus: My prince, it may not be! God never send Such evil! Heracles: 'Tis great turmoil, when a guest Comes to a mourning house. Admetus: Come in and rest. Let the dead die! Heracles: I cannot, for mere shame, Feast beside men whose eyes have tears in them. Admetus: The guest-rooms are apart where thou shalt be. Heracles: Friend, let me go. I shall go gratefully. Previous Page / First / Next Page of Alcestis
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