Euripides' ANDROMACHE Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Andromache: Then am I lost; ah, my child! those vultures twain will
take and slay thee; while he who is called thy father lingers still
in Delphi.

Maid: True, for had he been here thou wouldst not have fared so hardly,
am sure; but, as it is, thou art friendless.

Andromache: Have no tidings come that Peleus may arrive?

Maid: He is too old to help thee if he came.

Andromache: And yet I sent for him more than once.

Maid: Surely thou dost not suppose that any of thy messengers heed
thee?

Andromache: Why should they? Wilt thou then go for me?

Maid: How shall I explain my long absence from the house?

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