The Electra of Euripides - Translated into English rhyming verse by Euripides
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[ORESTES _and_ PYLADES _move out from their concealment_; ORESTES _comes forward_: PYLADES _beckons to two_ ARMED SERVANTS _and stays with them in the background_. ELECTRA. Woe's me! No more of wailing! Women, flee! Strange armèd men beside the dwelling there Lie ambushed! They are rising from their lair. Back by the road, all you. I will essay The house; and may our good feet save us! ORESTES (_between_ ELECTRA _and the hut_). Stay, Unhappy woman! Never fear my steel. ELECTRA (_in utter panic_). O bright Apollo! Mercy! See, I kneel; Slay me not. ORESTES. Others I have yet to slay Less dear than thou. ELECTRA. |
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