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Euripides, Andromache (ed. David Kovacs), line 1047 (search)

and report what has happened here to our friends there before Achilles' son is killed at the hands of his enemies? Enter by Eisodos B a messenger. Messenger Ah me! What an unhappy lot is mine, and what terrible news have I come bearing for you, old sir, and for my master's kin! Peleus Oh no! How my prophetic heart foretells disaster! Messenger To tell you my news, aged Peleus, your grandson is dead: such are the sword-thrusts he has received from the men of Delphi and the stranger from Mycenae. Peleus staggers backwards. Chorus Leader Oh, oh, what are you doing, old man? Do not fall! Hold yourself up! Peleus I am no more, I am destroyed! My speech has departed and the strength of the limbs that hold me up! Messenger If you wish to avenge yourself and your kin, hear what has happened and hold yourself erect. Peleus Ah fate, how you have overwhelmed me, unhappy man that I am, on the farthest edge of old age! But how did the only son of my only son perish? Though the news is pa

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