Euripides' MEDEA Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Medea: Ah me!

Attendant: These groans but ill accord with the news I bring.

Medea: Ah me! once more I say.

Attendant: Have I unwittingly announced some evil tidings? Have I
erred in thinking my news was good?

Medea: Thy news is as it is; I blame thee not.

Attendant: Then why this downcast eye, these floods of tears?

Medea: Old friend, needs must I weep; for the gods and I with fell
intent devised these schemes.

Attendant: Be of good cheer; thou too of a surety shalt by thy sons
yet be brought home again.

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