Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Orestes: What wouldst thou then? What is thy anxious thought?

Iphigenia: This: let him give an oath that he will bear
To Argos this epistle to those friends,
To whom it is my ardent wish to send it.

Orestes: And wilt thou in return give him thy oath?

Iphigenia: That I will do, or will not do, say what.

Orestes: To send him from this barbarous shore alive.

Iphigenia: That's just: how should he bear my letter else?

Orestes: But will the monarch to these things assent?

Iphigenia: By me induced. Him I will see embark'd.

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