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The long night through, Hector, the
Argive
army has kindled fires, and bright with torches shines the anchored fleet. To Agamemnon’s tent the whole army
move clamorously by night, eager for fresh orders; for never before has the sea-faring company been so alarmed. And so I was suspicious of what might happen
45
and came to tell you, so that you may have no cause to blame me hereafter.
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The long night through, Hector, the
Argive
army has kindled fires, and bright with torches shines the anchored fleet. To Agamemnon’s tent the whole army
move clamorously by night, eager for fresh orders; for never before has the sea-faring company been so alarmed. And so I was suspicious of what might happen
45
and came to tell you, so that you may have no cause to blame me hereafter.
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Rhesus. Euripides. Edward P. Coleridge (Translator). London. 1906.
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