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CR. Which of us twain, believ'st thou, in this talk Hath more profoundly sinned against thy peace? OED. If thou prevail'st with these men present here Even as with me, I shall be well content. CR. Unhappy man, will not even Time bring forth One spark of wisdom to redeem thine age? OED. Thou art a clever talker. But I know No just man who in every cause abounds With eloquent speech. CR. 'Tis not to abound in speech, When one speaks fitting words in season. OED. Oh! As if thy words were few and seasonable! CR. Not in the dotard's judgement. OED. Get thee gone! I speak their mind as well--and dog not me Beleaguering mine appointed dwelling-place! CR. These men shall witness--for thy word is naught; And for thy spiteful answer to thy friends, If once I seize thee-- OED. Who shall seize on me Without the will of my protectors here? CR. Well, short of that, thou shalt have pain, I trow. OED. What hast thou done, that thou canst threaten thus? CR. One of thy daughters I have sent in charge. This other, I myself will quickly take. OED. Oh, cruel! CR. Soon thou'lt have more cause to cry. OED. Hast thou my child? CR. I will have both ere long. OED. Dear friends, what will ye do? Will ye forsake me? Will you not drive the offender from your land? CH. Stranger, depart at once! Thou hast done wrong, And wrong art doing. CR. (_to attendants_). Now then, lead her away By force, if she refuse to go with you. ANT. Ah me! unhappy! Whither shall I flee? What aid of God or mortal can I find? CH. What dost thou, stranger? CR. I will lay no hand On him, but on my kinswoman. OED. Alas! Lords of Colonos, will ye suffer it? CH. Thou art transgressing, stranger. CR. Nay, I stand Within my right. CH. How so? CR. I take mine own. OED. Athens to aid! CH. Stranger, forbear! What dost thou? Let go, or thou shalt try thy strength with us. CR. Unhand me! CH. Not while this intent is thine. CR. If you harm me, you will have war with Thebes. OED. Did I not tell you this would come? CH. Release The maid with speed. CR.
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