Euripides' HERACLES Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Amphitryon: I am still doubtful whether thou art in thy sober senses.

Heracles: I never remember being mad.

Amphitryon: Am I to loose my son, old friends, or what?

Heracles: Loose and say who bound me; for I feel shame at this.

Amphitryon: Rest content with what thou knowest of thy woes; the rest
forego.

Heracles: Enough! I have no wish to probe thy silence.

Amphitryon: O Zeus, dost thou behold these deeds proceeding from the
throne of Hera?

Heracles: What! have I suffered something from her enmity?

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