Xerxes
Beat your breast too, and raise the Mysian wail.
Chorus
Anguish, anguish!
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Xerxes
And tear, I beg of you, the white hair from your beard.
Chorus
With clenched nails, with clenched nails, with loud wailing.
Xerxes
And utter shrill cries.
Chorus
This too I will do.
Persians. Aeschylus. Herbert Weir Smyth (Translator). New York. 1922.
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