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63 pages - You are on Page 54 Heracles: My barque is freighted full with sorrow; there is no room to stow aught further. Theseus: What wilt thou do? whither is thy fury drifting thee? Heracles: I will die and return to that world below whence I have just come. Theseus: Such language is fit for any common fellow. Heracles: Ah! thine is the advice of one outside sorrow's pale. Theseus: Are these indeed the words of Heracles, the much-enduring? Heracles: Though never so much as this. Endurance must have a limit. Theseus: Is this man's benefactor, his chiefest friend? Previous Page / First / Next Page of Heracles
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