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Old Man: Well born, it seems, but that may be a sham; for there be
plenty such prove knaves. Still I give them greeting.

Orestes: All hail, father! To which of thy friends, Electra, does
this old relic of mortality belong?

Electra: This is he who nursed my sire, sir stranger.

Orestes: What! do I behold him who removed thy brother out of harm's
way?

Electra: Behold the man who saved his life; if, that is, he liveth
still.

Orestes: Ha! why does he look so hard at me, as if he were examining
the bright device on silver coin? Is he finding in me a likeness to
some other?

Electra: Maybe he is glad to see in thee a companion of Orestes.

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