Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus (English) (XML Header) [genre: poetry; drama; tragedy] [word count] [lemma count] [Soph. OC]. | ||
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Dear girls, do not be afraid.
AntigoneBut where shall I flee?
ChorusAlready a refuge has been found—
OedipusWhat do you mean?
Chorus
I feel—
ChorusWhat do you think?
AntigoneHow we are to go home, I cannot tell.
ChorusDo not seek to go.
AntigoneTrouble surrounds us.
ChorusAnd previously it bore heavily.
Antigone1745Then it was desperate, but now even crueler. Chorus
Vast, then, is the sea of your troubles.
AntigoneAlas, alas! Zeus, where shall we turn?
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