The Electra of Euripides - Translated into English rhyming verse by Euripides
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His labour ended, hasting home again?
_Enter the_ PEASANT. PEASANT. Ha, who be these? Strange men in arms before My house! What would they at this lonely door? Seek they for me?--Strange gallants should not stay A woman's goings. ELECTRA. Friend and helper!--Nay, Think not of any evil. These men be Friends of Orestes, charged with words for me!... Strangers, forgive his speech. PEASANT. What word have they Of him? At least he lives and sees the day! ELECTRA. So fares their tale--and sure I doubt it not! PEASANT. And ye two still are living in his thought, |
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