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Pygmalion

By Thomas Woolner
Woolner, Thomas (1825-1892)

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PYGMALION
  
PRELUDE.
 I. 
BOOK I.
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BOOK II.
  
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Cytherea.
  
Dionysus.
  
Prometheus.
  
Zeus.
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BOOK III.
  
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BOOK IV.
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BOOK V.
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BOOK VI.
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BOOK VII.
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BOOK VIII.
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BOOK IX.
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BOOK X.
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BOOK XI.
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BOOK XII.

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Metharme, hush:
Pray hush! The Matron urged; seeing how prompt
Her Maidens' titter at the quaint conceit,
Ianthe robbed and vanquished to her own
White beauty bare, in native comeliness.
Ianthe spoke not but the blush remained.
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