Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Iphigenia: Who will escort me hence, before my hair is torn?

Clytaemnestra: I will go with thee.

Iphigenia: No, not thou; thou say'st not well.

Clytaemnestra: I will, clinging to thy robes.

Iphigenia: Be persuaded by me, mother, stay here; for this is the
better way alike for me and thee; but let one of these attendants
of my father conduct me to the meadow of Artemis, where I shall be
sacrificed.

Clytaemnestra: Art gone from me, my child?

Iphigenia: Aye, and with no chance of ever returning.

Clytaemnestra: Leaving thy mother?

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