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The Iliad - Homer ยท 67 words
Say, is it just, my friend, that Hectors ear From such a warrior such a speech should hear. I deemd thee once the wisest of thy kind, But ill this insult suits a prudent mind. I shun great Ajax. I desert my train. Tis mine to prove the rash assertion vain; I joy to mingle where the battle bleeds, And hear the thunder of the sounding steeds.
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