Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Thoas: To what place can they fly?

Iphigenia: A Grecian knows
Naught faithful.

Thoas: Of my train go some for chains. (Some attendants go out.)

Iphigenia: Let them lead forth the strangers.

Thoas: Be it so,

Iphigenia: And veil their faces.

Thoas: From the sun's bright beams?

Iphigenia: Some of thy train send with me.

Thoas: These shall go,
Attending thee.

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