Poetical Works of Robert Bridges excluding the eight dramas | ||
‘Be not aggriev'd, Patroclus, against me an' if thou hearest,
Tho' i' the grave, that now I allow the surrender of Hector
Unto his sire, for surely he pays me full ample a ransom.
Thine is it all, as ever thou sharedst with me in all things.’
Tho' i' the grave, that now I allow the surrender of Hector
Unto his sire, for surely he pays me full ample a ransom.
Thine is it all, as ever thou sharedst with me in all things.’
With these words he return'd to his house, god-hearted Achilles,
Taking again his accustom'd seat whence late he had upris'n,
On one side opposite to Priam whom straight he addrest thus.
Taking again his accustom'd seat whence late he had upris'n,
On one side opposite to Priam whom straight he addrest thus.
Poetical Works of Robert Bridges excluding the eight dramas | ||