Lines of Seneca

Stranger ! should'st thou inquire, what murder'd friend
Brought me, unpitied, to this mournful end,
With coward-vengeance, spurn my guiltless clay,
Nor deem that Sorrow held sufficient sway,
Desist! — the dead, cold hand, that rots below,
Has, often, dealt th' insulting breast a blow!
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