Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Orestes: He lives, they say, but is not yet return'd.

Iphigenia: Perish the wretch, nor see his country more!

Orestes: Wish him not ill, for all with him is ill.

Iphigenia: But doth the son of sea-born Thetis live?

Orestes: He lives not: vain his nuptial rites at Aulis.

Iphigenia: That all was fraud, as those who felt it say.

Orestes: But who art thou, inquiring thus of Greece?

Iphigenia: I am from thence, in early youth undone.

Orestes: Thou hast a right to inquire what there hath pass'd.

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