Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Theseus, Medea and Lyrics
To conquer youth and make men lose their glow? A gulf to swallow youth as night those tints? And shall I scurry as the storm-chased cloud, Darkling and teased to tears, and torn with groans?
Ah, must it come upon me to be spent And no more heard of? Is there a gulf like that?
The men I meet, have they been once like me, And has a tyrant force so bowed their backs, Browbeaten them and taught them furtive haste.
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