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Six Centuries of English Poetry

Note 20 — ALEXANDER'S FEAST; OR, THE POWER OF MUSIC:

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Furies. The Eumenides, or avengers of evil. They are variously represented by the poets. Æschylus describes them as having black bodies, hair composed of twining snakes, and eyes dripping with blood.

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