Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Iphigenia: What hinders thee from granting me this grace?

Orestes: The illustrious Argos I my country boast.

Iphigenia: By the gods, stranger, is thy birth from thence?

Orestes: My birth is from Mycenae, once the bless'd.

Iphigenia: Dost thou an exile fly, or by what fate?

Orestes: Of my free will, in part not free, I fly.

Iphigenia: Wilt thou then tell me what I wish to know?

Orestes: Whate'er is foreign to my private griefs.

Iphigenia: To my dear wish from Argos art thou come.

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