The Siege of Sinope A Tragedy |
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SCENE IX.
THAMYRIS, PHARNACES.PHARNACES.
There fled th' indignant spirit:
A sad example of the ills which flow
From fell revenge, and fury unrestrain'd.
Turn from that sight of woe, and let thy heart
[to Thamyris]
With other feelings, with a mother's transport
Expand, and glow with gratitude to heaven
For thy Eumenes' life.
Whilst Pharnaces is speaking, Orontes leads Eumenes down the stage, and presents him to Pharnaces and Thamyris.
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