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peril
in
Medea, by Euripides
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...Her sorrow lies Scarce wakened yet, not half its perils wrought.†

perils = dangers
Her lord, if he be wearied of the face Withindoors, gets him forth; some merrier place Will ease his heart: but she waits on, her whole Vision enchained on a single soul And then, forsooth, 'tis they that face the call Of war, while we sit sheltered, hid from all Peril!†

peril = danger
...In one day there scarce can be Those perils wrought whose dread yet haunteth me.†

perils = dangers
On to the peril-point!†

peril = danger
Nay, but with the brand Of strange suns burnt, my hate, by God above, A perilous thing, and passing sweet my love!†
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perilous = dangerous

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