Euripides' HELEN Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Portress: There is his tomb; his son rules in his stead.

Menelaus: And where may he be? abroad, or in the house?

Portress: He is not within. To Hellas is he a bitter foe.

Menelaus: His reason, pray, for this enmity? the results whereof I
have experienced.

Portress: Beneath this roof dwells the daughter of Zeus, Helen.

Menelaus: What mean'st thou? what is it thou hast said? Repeat, I
pray, thy words.

Portress: The daughter of Tyndareus is here, who erst in Sparta dwelt.

Menelaus: Whence came she? What means this business?

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