The Agamemnon of Aeschylus - Translated into English Rhyming Verse with Explanatory Notes by Aeschylus
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LEADER.
Let thine ear mark her message. 'Tis of fair Seeming, and craves a clear interpreter.... But, Herald, I would ask thee; tell me true Of Menelaus. Shall he come with you, Our land's belovèd crown, untouched of ill? HERALD. I know not how to speak false words of weal For friends to reap thereof a harvest true. LEADER. Canst speak of truth with comfort joined? Those two Once parted, 'tis a gulf not lightly crossed. HERALD. Your king is vanished from the Achaian host, He and his ship! Such comfort have I brought. LEADER. Sailed he alone from Troy? Or was he caught By storms in the midst of you, and swept away? HERALD. |
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