Euripides' HELEN Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Theoclymenus: In what misfortune art thou plunged? What hath happened?

Helen: Menelaus, ah me! how can I say it? is dead, my husband.

Theoclymenus: How knowest thou? Did Theonoe tell thee this?

Helen: Both she, and one who was there when he perished.

Theoclymenus: What! hath one arrived who actually announces this for
certaint?

Helen: One hath; oh may he come e'en as I wish him to!

Theoclymenus: Who and where is he? that I may learn this more surely.

Helen: There he is, sitting crouched beneath the shelter of this tomb

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