Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Clytaemnestra: Forbidding or combining to urge my bringing the child
to her death?

Attendant: Nay, forbidding it, for thy lord was then in his sober
senses.

Clytaemnestra: How comes it then, if thou wert really bringing me
a letter, that thou dost not now deliver into my hands?

Attendant: Menelaus snatched it from me-he who caused this trouble.

Clytaemnestra: Dost thou hear that, son of Peleus, the Nereid's child?

Achilles: I have been listening to the tale of thy sufferings, and
I am indignant to think I was used as a tool.

Clytaemnestra: They will slay my child; they have tricked her with
thy marriage.

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