Euripides' ELECTRA Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Electra: Justly urged! but thy justice is not free from shame; for
in all things should every woman of sense yield to her husband. Whoso
thinketh otherwise comes not within the scope of what I say. Remember,
mother, those last words of thine, allowing me free utterance before
thee.

Clytemnestra: Daughter, far from refusing it, I grant it again.

Electra: Thou wilt not, when thou hearest, wreak thy vengeance on
me?

Clytemnestra: No, indeed; I shall welcome thy opinion.

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