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26 MEROPE. O Arcadian hills, antistrophe. Send us the Youth whom ye hide. Girt with his coat for the chase. With the low broad hat of the tann'd Hunter o'ershadowing his brow : Grasping firm, in his hand Advanc'd, two javelins, not now Dangerous alone to the deer. MEROPE. What shall I bear, 0 lost «^'-- l- Husband and King, to thy grave ? — Pure libations, and fresh Flowers ? But thou, in the gloom, Discontented, perhaps, Demandest vengeance, not grief ? Sternly requirest a man. Light to spring up to thy race ?
MEROPE. 27 THE CHORUS. Vengeance, O Queen, is his due, str. 2. His most just prayer : yet his race — If that might soothe him below — Prosperous, mighty, came back In the third generation, the way Order'd by Fate, to their home. And now, glorious, secure. Fill the wealth-giving thrones Of their heritage, Pelops' isle. MEROPE. Suffering sent them. Death ant. 1. March'd with them, Hatred and Strife Met them entering their halls. For from the day when the first Heracleidae receiv'd That Delphic best to return. What hath involv'd them but blind Error on error, and blood ?
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Page 58 and 59: 4 MEROPE. Of Stenyclaros, which he
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76 MEROPE. THE CHORUS. He in the gu
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78 MEROPK. Approv'st thou thy wife
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80 MEROPE. Where travellers never p
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y2 MEROPE. Therefore no words ! MER
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84 MEROPE. ARCAS (embracing him). 0
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86 MEROPE. Thy son is here. ^PYTUS.
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88 MEROPE. MEROPE. 0 my son ! str.
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90 MEROPE. ^PYTUS. And yet the only
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92 MEROPE. ^PYTUS. With this Messen
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94 MEROPE. Why wilt thou fly to los
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96 MEROPE. For know thou this, a vi
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98 MEROPE. Haply, had but one darin
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100 MEROPE. ^PYTUS. Love a won caus
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102 MEROPE. That T, to-day returnin
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104 MEROPE. ^PYTUS. 0 princely Laia
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106 MEROPE. Treacherously plotted '
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108 MEROPE. That spotless hands uns
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110 MEROPE. What followed ? — His
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112 MEROPE. Performs, this noon, a
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114 MEROPE. The white mountain-bird
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116 MEROPE. Turning, with piteous a
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118 MEROPE. Inevitably had surg'd u
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120 MEROPE. That scanty grace shall
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122 MEROPE. MEROPE, And in my turn
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124 MEROPE. MEROPE. For Fate thou w
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126 MEROPE. Make Justice alter. Rev
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128 MEROPE. To immortal delight. Th
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130 MEROPE. MESSENGER. 0 honour'd Q
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132 AIEROPE. With short impatient l
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134 MEROPE. THE CHORUS. Thou speake
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136 MEROPE. Of the Heracleidan conq
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