Hippolytus/The Bacchae by Euripides
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Thou seest? Thy mind is clear; but with thy mind
Thou wilt not save thy children, nor be kind To thine own life. PHAEDRA My children? Nay, most dear I love them,--Far, far other grief is here. NURSE (_after a pause, wondering_) Thy hand is clean, O Child, from stain of blood? PHAEDRA My hand is clean; but is my heart, O God? NURSE Some enemy's spell hath made thy spirit dim? PHAEDRA He hates me not that slays me, nor I him. NURSE Theseus, the King, hath wronged thee in man's wise? PHAEDRA Ah, could but I stand guiltless in his eyes! NURSE O speak! What is this death-fraught mystery? PHAEDRA |
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