_ He will make such a
marriage
as one day he'll repent.
Thoreau - Excursions and Poems
_Io. _ And is Zeus ever to fall from power?
_Pr. _ Thou would'st be pleased, I think, to see this accident.
_Io. _ How should I not, who suffer ill from Zeus?
_Pr. _ That these things then are so, be thou assured.
_Io. _ By what one will the tyrant's power be robbed?
_Pr. _ Himself, by his own senseless counsels.
_Io. _ In what way show, if there's no harm.
_Pr.
_ He will make such a marriage as one day he'll repent.
_Io. _ Of god or mortal? If to be spoken, tell.
_Pr. _ What matters which? For these things are not to be told.
_Io. _ By a wife will he be driven from the throne?
_Pr. _ Ay, she will bring forth a son superior to his father.
_Io. _ Is there no refuge for him from this fate?
_Pr. _ None, surely, till I may be released from bonds.
_Io.
