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"Now my curse on the murderer. Whoever he is, a long man unknown in his crime or one among many, let that man drag out his life in agony, step by painful step . . ."

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You’ll not convince me,       for there’s no way that I can trust you

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"I will not be convinced I should not learn the whole truth of what these facts amount to." Lines 1277 and 1278

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"And now, lady, I will tell you the truth As I was on the move, I passed close by  a spot where three roads meet, and in that place       I met a herald and a horse-drawn carriage. Inside there was a man like you described. The guide there tried to force me off the road—       and the old man, too, got personally involved. In my rage, I lashed out at the driver, who was shoving me aside. The old man, seeing me walking past him in the carriage, kept his eye on me, and with his double whip  struck me on my head, right here on top. Well, I retaliated in good measure—  hit him a quick blow with the staff I held   and knocked him from his carriage to the road. He lay there on his back. Then I killed them all."

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" What feeling brings you to me—fear or desire?       You can be confident that I will help.       I shall assist you willingly in every way.       I would be a hard-hearted man indeed,       if I did not pity suppliants like these. "
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"You are a clever talker. But from you I will learn nothing. I know you now— a troublemaker, an enemy of mine." lines 660

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 "My poor children, I know why you have come—      I am not ignorant of what you yearn for."

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 "My poor children, I know why you have come—      I am not ignorant of what you yearn for."

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I’ll tell you: the man I murdered—he’d have murdered me! I am innocent! Pure in the eyes of the law, blind, unknowing, I, I came to this!

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"Must I tolerate this insolence from him? Get out, and may the plague get rid of you! Off with you! Now! Turn your back and go! And don't come back here to my home again."

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"My lord, since you extend your oath to me,       I will say this. I am not the murderer,       nor can I tell you who the killer is." 320

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"You can be confident that I will help. I shall assist you willingly in every way.       I would be a hard-hearted man indeed, if I did not pity suppliants like these."

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You can trust me. I am ready to help, I'll do anything. I would be blind to misery not to pity my people kneeling at my feet.
(12-15)

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You can trust me. I am ready to help, I'll do anything. I would be blind to misery not to pity my people kneeling at my feet.
(12-15)

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: You are a clever talker. But from you
I will learn nothing. I know you now—
a troublemaker, an enemy of mine. (631)

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"I cannot change to someone else, nor can I ever cease from seeking out the facts of my own birth."
Lines 1303-1305

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"But when I count the days—
the time he’s been away—I now worry
what he’s doing. For he’s been gone too long,
well past the time he should have taken.
But when he comes, I’ll be a wicked man
if I do not act on all the god reveals."
lines 70-90

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"I will. In my anger I will not conceal       just what I make of this. You should know       I get the feeling you conspired in the act,       and played your part, as much as you could do,       short of killing him with your own hands.       If you could use your eyes, I would have said       that you had done this work all by yourself. " - 410

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You most disgraceful of disgraceful men! You’d move something made of stone to rage!  Will you not speak out? Will your stubbornness never have an end? line 400

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"For I well know that you are ill, and yet, sick as you are, there is not one of you whose illness equals mine. Your agony comes to each one of you as his alone, a special pain for him and no one else." (Sophocles 69-73)

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Then I will start afresh, and once again      shed light on darkness. It is most fitting 160      that Apollo demonstrates his care      for the dead man, and worthy of you, too.      And so, as is right, you will see how I      work with you, seeking vengeance for this land,      as well as for the god.
160-170

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"You are a clever talker. But from you I will learn nothing. I know you now— a troublemaker, an enemy of mine." lines 660

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"You are a clever talker. But from you I will learn nothing. I know you now— a troublemaker, an enemy of mine." lines 660