The Iphigenia in Tauris of Euripides by Euripides
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page 53 of 111 (47%)
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ORESTES.
Thine own hand wove that story on the loom... IPHIGENIA. How sweet! Thou movest near old memories. ORESTES. With a great Sun back beaten in the skies. IPHIGENIA. Fine linen threads I used. The memories come. ORESTES. And mother gave thee shrift-water from home For Aulis ... IPHIGENIA. I remember. Not so fair A day did drink that water! ORESTES. And thine hair They brought us for thy dying gift, and gave To mother. IPHIGENIA. Yes: for record on the grave I sent it, where this head should never lie. ORESTES. |
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