The Electra of Euripides - Translated into English rhyming verse by Euripides
page 89 of 121 (73%)
page 89 of 121 (73%)
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Why dost thou keep thine husband ever hot Against me? CLYTEMNESTRA. 'Tis his mood. And thou art not So gentle, child! ELECTRA. My spirit is too sore! Howbeit, from this day I will no more Hate him. CLYTEMNESTRA (_with a flash of hope_). O daughter!--Then, indeed, shall he, I promise, never more be harsh to thee! ELECTRA. He lieth in my house, as 'twere his own. 'Tis that hath made him proud. CLYTEMNESTRA. Nay, art thou flown To strife again so quick, child? |
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