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69 pages - You are on Page 53 MYRRHINE. I am just unfastening my girdle. But remember what you promised me about making Peace; mind you keep your word. CINESIAS. Yes, yes, upon my life I will. MYRRHINE. Why, you have no blanket. CINESIAS. Great Zeus! what matter of that? 'tis you I want to fuck. MYRRHINE Never fear--directly, directly! I'll be back in no time. CINESIAS. The woman will kill me with her blankets! MYRRHINE (coming back with a blanket). Now, get up for one moment. CINESIAS. But I tell you, our friend here is up--all stiff and ready! MYRRHINE. Would you like me to scent you? CINESIAS. No, by Apollo, no, please! MYRRHINE. Yes, by Aphrodite, but I will, whether you wish it or no. CINESIAS. Ah! great Zeus, may she soon be done! MYRRHINE (coming back with a flask of perfume). Hold out your hand; now rub it in. Previous Page / First / Next Page of Aristophanes LYSISTRATA
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