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English, 30.09.2019 16:10, dozsyerra

Ineed to explain this quote for creon in antigone for an β€œo port of death, deaf world, is there no pity for me? and you, angel of evil, i was dead, and your words are death again.” (exodos. 103-105). can some me?

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