Euripides' RHESUS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Charioteer: I know not this Odysseus of whom thou speakest. 'Twas
no foe's hand that smote me.

Hector: Well, keep that opinion for thyself, if it please thee.

Charioteer: O land of my fathers, would I might die in thee!

Hector: Die! No! Enough are those already dead.

Charioteer: Where am I to turn, I ask thee, reft of my master now?

Hector: My house shall shelter thee and cure thee of thy hurt.

Charioteer: How shall murderers' hands care for me?

Hector: This fellow will never have done repeating the same story.

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