Euripides' HERACLES Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Theseus: Throw thy arm about my neck; I will be thy guide.

Heracles: A pair of friends in sooth are we, but one a man of sorrows.
Ah! aged sire, this is the kind of man to make a friend.

Amphitryon: Blest in her sons, the country that gave him birth!

Heracles: O Theseus, turn me back again to see my babes.

Theseus: What charm dost think to find in this to soothe thy soul?

Heracles: I long to do so, and would fain embrace my sire.

Amphitryon: Here am I, my son; thy wish is no less dear to me.

Theseus: Hast thou so short a memory for thy troubles?

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