The Iphigenia in Tauris of Euripides by Euripides
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Altar of Her whose bloody rites I wreak."
ORESTES (ASIDE). Where am I, Pylades? How shall I speak? IPHIGENIA. "Else one in grief forsaken shall, like shame, Haunt thee." PYLADES (aside). Orestes! IPHIGENIA (overhearing him). Yes: that is the name. PYLADES. Ye Gods above! IPHIGENIA. Why callest thou on God For words of mine? PYLADES. 'Tis nothing. 'Twas a road My thoughts had turned. Speak on.--No need for us To question; we shall hear things marvellous. IPHIGENIA. Tell him that Artemis my soul did save, I wot not how, and to the altar gave |
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