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74 pages - You are on Page 45 Leader: Too much of wrath before, too much hath run After. Old man, cease to revile thy son. Admetus: Speak on. I have spoken.... If my truth of tongue Gives pain to thee, why didst thou do me wrong? Pheres: Wrong? To have died for thee were far more wrong. Admetus: How can an old life weigh against a young? Pheres: Man hath but one, not two lives, to his use. Admetus: Oh, live on; live, and grow more old than Zeus! Pheres: Because none wrongs thee, thou must curse thy sire? Admetus: I blest him. Is not life his one desire? Previous Page / First / Next Page of Alcestis
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