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Sophocles' PHILOCTETES Complete

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Philoctetes: Is this indeed thy purpose?

Neoptolemus: This am I bound to do.

Philoctetes: Then am I lost,
Undone, betrayed. Canst thou, my friend, do this?
Give me my arms again.

Neoptolemus: It cannot be.
I must obey the powers who sent me hither; justice enjoins- the common
cause demands it,

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