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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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