Excerpt from Le Théatre des Grecs, Vol. 9
Le choeur lui représente que rien n'est moins assuré que cette prétendue fuite et que sans doute ces feux tmp justement suspects couvrent quel qu'autre dessein cela ne se trouve que trop vrai dans la suite. Mais Hector qui ignore ce que c'est que la crainte ne se peut persuader que des en nemia qu'il a battus le jour même puissent penser à autre chose qu'à fuir. Rien ne développe mieux le caractère d'hecter que cette exposition, qui est d'ailleurs naturelle, intéressante et vive. Le prince troyen conclut à mettre tous ses soldats sous les armes, lersqu'énée survient à pas précipité3.
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