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d yet you ask if he is in these parts. Euripides “He is no more! Oh! woe! where lie his ashes?” Mnesilochus “ 'Tis on his tomb you see me sitting.” Third Woman You call an altar a tomb! Beware of the rope! Euripides “And why remain sitting on this tomb, wrapped in this long veil, oh, stranger lady?” Mnesilochus “They want to force me to marry a son of Proteus.” Third Woman Ah! wretch, why tell such shameful lies? Stranger, this is a rascal who has slipped in amongst us women to rob us of our trinkets. Mnesilochus to Third Woman “Shout! load me with your insults, for little care I.” Euripides “Who is the old woman who reviles you, stranger lady?” Mnesilochus “ 'Tis Theonoe, the daughter of Proteus.” Third Woman I! Why, my name's Critylle, the daughter of Antitheus, of the deme of Gargettus; as for you, you are a rogue. Mnesilochus “Your entreaties are vain. Never shall I wed your brother; never shall I betray the faith I owe my husband, Menelaus, who is fighting before
Nile (search for this): card 846
s not come. Who is keeping him? No doubt he is ashamed of his cold Palamedes. What will attract him? Let us see! By which of his pieces does he set most store? Ah! I'll imitate his Helen, his last-born. I just happen to have a complete woman's outfit. Third Woman What are you ruminating about now? Why are you rolling up your eyes? You'll have no reason to be proud of your Helen, if you don't keep quiet until one of the Magistrates arrives. Mnesilochus As Helen “These shores are those of the Nile with the beautiful nymphs, these waters take the place of heaven's rain and fertilize the white earth, that produces the black syrmea.” Third Woman By bright Hecate, you're a cunning varlet. Mnesilochus “Glorious Sparta is my country and Tyndareus is my father.” Third Woman He your father, you rascal! Why, it's Phrynondas. Mnesilochus “I was given the name of Helen.” Third Woman What! you are again becoming a woman, before we have punished you for having pretended it the first time!
Sparta (Greece) (search for this): card 846
ave a complete woman's outfit. Third Woman What are you ruminating about now? Why are you rolling up your eyes? You'll have no reason to be proud of your Helen, if you don't keep quiet until one of the Magistrates arrives. Mnesilochus As Helen “These shores are those of the Nile with the beautiful nymphs, these waters take the place of heaven's rain and fertilize the white earth, that produces the black syrmea.” Third Woman By bright Hecate, you're a cunning varlet. Mnesilochus “Glorious Sparta is my country and Tyndareus is my father.” Third Woman He your father, you rascal! Why, it's Phrynondas. Mnesilochus “I was given the name of Helen.” Third Woman What! you are again becoming a woman, before we have punished you for having pretended it the first time! Mnesilochus “A thousand warriors have died on my account on the banks of the Scamander.” Third Woman Would that you had done the same! Mnesilochus “And here I am upon these shores; Menelaus, my unhappy husband,