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Iphigenia: Warn our friends most.

Thoas: This speaks thy care for me.

Iphigenia: Stay thou before the shrine.

Thoas: To what intent?

Iphigenia: Cleanse it with lustral fires.

Thoas: That thy return
May find it pure?

Iphigenia: But when the strangers come
Forth from the temple,-

Thoas: What must I then do?

Iphigenia: Spread o'er thine eyes a veil.

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