Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Attendant: (As Menelaus wrests a letter from him) Strange daring
thine, Menelaus, where thou hast no right.

Menelaus: Stand back! thou carriest loyalty to thy master too far.

Attendant: The very reproach thou hast for me is to my credit.

Menelaus: Thou shalt rue it, if thou meddle in matters that concern
thee not.

Attendant: Thou hadst no right to open a letter, which I was carrying.

Menelaus: No, nor thou to be carrying sorrow to all Hellas.

Attendant: Argue that point with others, but surrender that letter
to me.

Menelaus: I shall not let go.

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