Modern Italian Poets - Essays and Versions by William Dean Howells
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_Or._ Take it.
_Pyl._ Oh listen! We may not tarry longer Within these borders; come-- _Or._ But what-- _El_. Oh speak! Where's Clytemnestra? _Or._ Leave her; she is perchance Kindling the pyre unto her traitor husband. _Pyl._ Oh, thou hast far more than fulfilled thy vengeance. Come, now, and ask no more. _Or._ What dost thou say? _El._ Our mother! I beseech thee yet again! Pylades--Oh what chill is this that creeps Through all my veins? _Pyl._ The heavens-- _El._ Ah, she is dead! _Or._ Hath turned her dagger, maddened, on herself? _El._ Alas, Pylades! Why dost thou not answer? _Or._. Speak! What hath been? |
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