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The World’s Tragedy
The World’s Tragedy (1910), PDF p. 187
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THE WORLD’S TRAGEDY.
Identity of Father and Son
And a Comforter, comforting everyone
Who reads the beautiful message of John !
AGRIPPA
Know, I can hardly hold myself in.
The whole scene tests our discipline
Somewhat too harshly. Were it not best
For a soldier to run him through the breast ?
We should be free for a bath and a meal.
PUBLIUS
Sir !
AGRIPPA
I know well ; but I somehow feel
My backbone slacked to the writhe of a worm.
PUBLIUS
The prefect would know how to keep you firm
At the cost of a handful of nails — up there !
AGRIPPA
Tis the influence of this filthy glare.
Stronger it grows.
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