The Electra of Euripides - Translated into English rhyming verse by Euripides
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Aye, and perchance thy father, whom they slew...
ELECTRA. What should be nearer to me than those two? ORESTES. And what to him, thy brother, half so dear As thou? ELECTRA. His is a distant love, not near At need. ORESTES. But why this dwelling place, this life Of loneliness? ELECTRA (_with sudden bitterness_). Stranger, I am a wife.... O better dead! ORESTES. That seals thy brother's doom! What Prince of Argos...? |
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