Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Achilles: 'Tis "farewell" too I bid thee, lady; and now I go within
the tent to seek thy husband.

Attendant: (Calling through the tent-door) Stranger of the race of
Aeacus, stay awhile! Ho there! thee I mean, O goddess-born, and thee,
daughter of Leda.

Achilles: Who is it calling through the half-opened door? what fear
his voice betrays!

Attendant: A slave am I; of that I am not proud, for fortune permits
it not.

Achilles: Whose slave art thou? not mine; for mine and Agamemnon's
goods are separate.

Attendant: I belong to this lady who stands before the tent, a gift
to her from Tyndareus her father.

Achilles: I am waiting; tell me, if thou art desirous, why thou hast
stayed me.

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