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89 pages - You are on Page 41 Hecuba: O Zeus! Andromache: He hates thee sore! Hecuba: Children! Andromache: No more, no more To aid thee: their strife is striven! Hecuba [Antistrophe I. Troy, Troy is gone! Andromache: Yea, and her treasure parted. Hecuba: Gone, gone, mine own Children, the noble-hearted! Andromache: Sing sorrow.... Hecuba: For me, for me! Andromache: Sing for the Great City, That falleth, falleth to be A shadow, a fire departed. Previous Page / First / Next Page of The Trojan Women
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