The Electra of Euripides - Translated into English rhyming verse by Euripides
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ELECTRA. On her that I loved of yore, Robe upon robe I cast: On her that I hated sore. CHORUS. O House that hath hated sore, Behold thy peace at the last! * * * * * LEADER. Ha, see: above the roof-tree high There shineth ... Is some spirit there Of earth or heaven? That thin air Was never trod by things that die! What bodes it now that forth they fare, To men revealèd visibly? [_There appears in the air a vision of_ CASTOR _and_ POLYDEUCES. _The mortals kneel or veil their faces._ CASTOR. Thou Agamemnon's Son, give ear! 'Tis we. |
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