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Sidon (Lebanon) (search for this): card 1206
ach that flask. “No man exists, who's altogether blest, Either nobly sired he has no livelihood Or else base-born he ...” Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus Euripides! Euripides What is it? Dionysus I think you should pull in your sails; that oil flask is going to blow up quite a storm. Euripides By Demeter, I wouldn't think of it. For this one here will knock it away from him. Dionysus Go on and recite another then, but keep away from the flask! Euripides “Abandoning the town of Sidon, Cadmus, Agenor's son,...” Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus My fine fellow, buy the flask; so he can't smash our prologues. Euripides What! I should buy it from him? Dionysus If you take my advice. Euripides Oh no; for I have many prologues to recite, Where he can't tack on a flask. “To Pisa Pelops, son of Tantalus, Borne on swift coursers”— Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus You see, he stuck on the flask again. But, dear sir, pay him now by all means. You'll
Argos (Greece) (search for this): card 1206
Euripides “Aegyptus, so the widespread rumor runs, With fifty children in a long-oared boat, Landing near Argos”— Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus What was this “oil flask”? You'll be sorry! Recite for him another prologue, so I can see once more. Euripides “Dionysus, who with thyrsus wands and fawnskins bedecked amidst the pines on Mt. Parnassus bounds dancing...” Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus Alas, again we have been stricken by that flask. Euripides It won't be a problem. For to this prologue he won't be able to attach that flask. “No man exists, who's altogether blest, Either nobly sired he has no livelihood Or else base-born he ...” Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus Euripides! Euripides What is it? Dionysus I think you should pull in your sails; that oil flask is going to blow up quite a storm. Euripides By Demeter, I wouldn't think of it. For this one here will knock it away from him. Dionysus Go on and recite another then,
Egypt (Egypt) (search for this): card 1206
Euripides “Aegyptus, so the widespread rumor runs, With fifty children in a long-oared boat, Landing near Argos”— Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus What was this “oil flask”? You'll be sorry! Recite for him another prologue, so I can see once more. Euripides “Dionysus, who with thyrsus wands and fawnskins bedecked amidst the pines on Mt. Parnassus bounds dancing...” Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus Alas, again we have been stricken by that flask. Euripides It won't be a problem. For to this prologue he won't be able to attach that flask. “No man exists, who's altogether blest, Either nobly sired he has no livelihood Or else base-born he ...” Aeschylus Lost his little oil flask! Dionysus Euripides! Euripides What is it? Dionysus I think you should pull in your sails; that oil flask is going to blow up quite a storm. Euripides By Demeter, I wouldn't think of it. For this one here will knock it away from him. Dionysus Go on and recite another then, b