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...Greece! Oh scandal of your race, Whose coward souls your manly form disgrace, How great the shame, when ev'ry age shall know That not a Grecian met this...unanimated clay! Myself will dare the danger of the day. 228 229 Tis man's bold task the gen'rous strife to try, But in the hands of God is victorv. These words...

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...Greece! Oh scandal of your race, Whose coward souls your manly forms disgrace, no How great the shame, when ev'ry age shall know That not a Grecian met this...foe ! Go then, resolve to earth from whence ye grew, Be what ye seem, nuanimated clay! Myself will dare the danger of the day. 'T is man's bold task the...

...scandal of your race, Whose coward forms your manly form disgrace, How great the shame, when every age shall know That not a Grecian met this noble foe!...unanimated clay, Myself will dare the danger of the day; 'T is man's bold task the generous strife to try, But in the hands of God is victory." [Agamemnon Prevents...

...opprobrious spoke : ' Women of Greece ! Oh scandal of your race, ' How great the shame, when every age shall know ' That not a Grecian met this noble...inglorious crew ! ' Be what ye seem, unanimated clay ! 115 ' Myself will dare the danger of the day. ' "Tis man's bold task the generous strife to try,...