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88 pages - You are on Page 29 Orestes: Dreadfully murdered by a woman's hand. Iphigenia: How wretched she that slew him, he thus slain! Orestes: Now then forbear: of him inquire no more. Iphigenia: This only: lives the unhappy monarch's wife? Orestes: She, lady, is no more, slain by her son. Iphigenia: Alas, the ruin'd house! What his intent? Orestes: To avenge on her his noble father slain. Iphigenia: An ill, but righteous deed, how justly done! Orestes: Though righteous, by the gods be is not bless'd. Previous Page / First / Next Page of Iphigenia In Tauris
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