The Electra of Euripides - Translated into English rhyming verse by Euripides
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He cannot choose but see thee, passing by,
And bid thee stay to share the beast they kill. ORESTES. A bitter fellow-feaster, if God will! OLD MAN. And then ... then swift be heart and brain, to see God's chances! ORESTES. Aye. Well hast thou counselled me. But ... where is she? OLD MAN. In Argos now, I guess; But goes to join her husband, ere the press Of the feast. ORESTES. Why goeth not my mother straight Forth at her husband's side? OLD MAN. |
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