Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Clytaemnestra: Peace! answer me that question first.

Agamemnon: Put a fair question and thou shalt have a fair answer.

Clytaemnestra: I have no other questions to put; give me no other
answers.

Agamemnon: O fate revered, O destiny, and fortune mine!

Clytaemnestra: Aye, and mine and this maid's too; the three share
one bad fortune.

Agamemnon: Whom have I injured?

Clytaemnestra: Dost thou ask me this question? A thought like that
itself amounts to thoughtlessness.

Agamemnon: Ruined! my secret out!

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