 | Poetical Works of Robert Bridges excluding the eight dramas |  |
Him then in answer addrest god-like Priam, Ilyon's old king.
‘If that thou indeed be the squire of mighty Achilles,
Tell me the whole truth plainly, I pray, nor seek to delude me.
Lyeth yet by the shipping my son's body, or hath Achilles
Rent and cast it away for beasts piecemeal to devour it?’
‘If that thou indeed be the squire of mighty Achilles,
Tell me the whole truth plainly, I pray, nor seek to delude me.
Lyeth yet by the shipping my son's body, or hath Achilles
Rent and cast it away for beasts piecemeal to devour it?’
| Poetical Works of Robert Bridges excluding the eight dramas | |