Euripides' CYCLOPS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Cyclops: There! my lips and beard are clean now.

Silenus: Bend thine elbow gracefully, and then quaff thy cup, as thou
seest me do, and as now thou seest me not. (Burying his face in his
cup)

Cyclops: Aha! what next?

Silenus: I drunk it off at a draught with much pleasure.

Cyclops: Stranger, take the skin thyself and be my cup-bearer.

Odysseus: Well, at any rate the grape is no stranger to my hand.

Cyclops: Come, pour it in.

Odysseus: In it goes! keep silence, that is all.

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