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Book 2, Lines 149–151
Achilles Denounces Agamemnon
A
O thou impudent! of no good but thine owne,
Euer respectfull; but of that, with all craft, couetous;
With what heart can a man attempt, a seruice dangerous,
Or at thy voice be spirited, to flie vpon a foe,
Thy mind thus wretched?
B
O Tyrant, arm'd with Insolence and Pride!
Inglorious Slave to Int'rest, ever join'd
With Fraud, unworthy of a Royal Mind.
What gen'rous Greek obedient to thy Word,
Shall form an Ambush, or shall lift the Sword?