Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Iphigenia: Ha! how wildly thou art looking, spite of thy joy at seeing
me.

Agamemnon: A man has many cares when he is king and general too.

Iphigenia: Be mine, all mine to-day; turn not unto moody thoughts.

Agamemnon: Why so I am, all thine to-day; I have no other thought.

Iphigenia: Then smooth thy knitted brow, unbend and smile.

Agamemnon: Lo! my child, my joy at seeing thee is even as it is.

Iphigenia: And hast thou then the tear-drop streaming from thy eyes?

Agamemnon: Ave, for long is the absence from each other, that awalts
us.

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