Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Thoas: Greece train'd thee wise: this well hast thou discern'd.

Iphigenia: Now with sweet blandishments they soothe my soul.

Thoas: Some glozing tale from Argos telling thee?

Iphigenia: I have one brother: he, they say, lives happy,-

Thoas: That thou mayst save them for their pleasing news?

Iphigenia: And that my father lives, by fortune bless'd.

Thoas: But on the goddess well thy thoughts are turn'd.

Iphigenia: I hate all Greece; for it hath ruin'd me.

Thoas: What with the strangers, say then, should be done?

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