Euripides' ELECTRA Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Orestes: A man I love full well. But why is he walking round me?

Electra: I, too, am watching his movements with amaze, sir stranger.

Old Man: My honoured mistress, my daughter Electra, return thanks
to heaven,-

Electra: For past or present favours? which?

Old Man: That thou hast found a treasured prize, which God is now
revealing.

Electra: Hear me invoke the gods. But what dost thou mean, old man?

Old Man: Behold before thee, my child, thy nearest and dearest.

Electra: I have long feared thou wert not in thy sound senses

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