A book of Greek Verse
A book of Greek Verse
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Virginius. Thus I surrender her into the court \kills her Of all the Gods, And see, proud Appius, see, Although not justly, I have made her free: And if thy lust with this act be not fed, Bury her in thy bowels, now she's dead !
Ovines. O horrid act !
App. Claud. Lay hand upon the murderer!
Virginius. O for a ring of pikes to circle me ! What, have I stood the brunt of thousand enemies, Here to be slain by hangmen ? No, I'll fly For safety to the camp. \Exit.
App. Claud. Some pursue the villain..., Others take up the body. Madness and rage Are still the attendants of old doting age.
Act IV, Scene i APPIUS AND VIRGINIA 143 A. Ap €K
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Virginius. Thus I surrender her into the court \kills her Of all the Gods, And see, proud Appius, see, Although not justly, I have made her free: And if thy lust with this act be not fed, Bury her in thy bowels, now she's dead !
Ovines. O horrid act !
App. Claud. Lay hand upon the murderer!
Virginius. O for a ring of pikes to circle me ! What, have I stood the brunt of thousand enemies, Here to be slain by hangmen ? No, I'll fly For safety to the camp. \Exit.
App. Claud. Some pursue the villain..., Others take up the body. Madness and rage Are still the attendants of old doting age.
Act IV, Scene i APPIUS AND VIRGINIA 143 A. Ap €K
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