Translations from Aristophanes and Theognis

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... my crest , -bring it in haste . Dic . And the hare - pie for me , -bring it in paste . Lam . My crest , -have the moths spoilt it ? no , not yet . Dic . My dinner , -shall I spoil it by a whet ? Lam . Fellow , direct not your discourse ...

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