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Messenger.
Shall it be said Once more i I know again and yet again Thy heart would hear. Aegisthus lieth slain !
Electra.
Ye Gods ! And thou, O Right, that seest all, Art come at last ? . . . But speak ; how did he fall ?
How swooped the wing of death ? . . . I crave to hear.
Messenger.
Forth of this hut we set our faces clear To the world, and struck the open chariot road ; Then on toward the pasture lands, where stood The great Lord of Mycenae. In a set Garden beside a channelled rivulet, Cul...ling a myrtle garland for his brow.
He walked : but hailed us as we passed : " How now.
Strangers ! Who are ye ? Of what city sprung.
And whither bound ? " " Thessalians," answered young Orestes : " to Alphefis journeying, With gifts to Olympian Zeus." Whereat the king : " This while, beseech you, tarry, and make full The feast upon my hearth. We slay a bull ELECTRA 53 Here to the Nymphs. Set forth at break of day To-morrow, and 'twill cost you no delay.
But come " — and so he gave his hand, and led The two men in — " I must not be gainsaid ; Come to the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Messenger.
Shall it be said Once more i I know again and yet again Thy heart would hear. Aegisthus lieth slain !
Electra.
Ye Gods ! And thou, O Right, that seest all, Art come at last ? . . . But speak ; how did he fall ?
How swooped the wing of death ? . . . I crave to hear.
Messenger.
Forth of this hut we set our faces clear To the world, and struck the open chariot road ; Then on toward the pasture lands, where stood The great Lord of Mycenae. In a set Garden beside a channelled rivulet, Cul...ling a myrtle garland for his brow.
He walked : but hailed us as we passed : " How now.
Strangers ! Who are ye ? Of what city sprung.
And whither bound ? " " Thessalians," answered young Orestes : " to Alphefis journeying, With gifts to Olympian Zeus." Whereat the king : " This while, beseech you, tarry, and make full The feast upon my hearth. We slay a bull ELECTRA 53 Here to the Nymphs. Set forth at break of day To-morrow, and 'twill cost you no delay.
But come " — and so he gave his hand, and led The two men in — " I must not be gainsaid ; Come to the house.
What to read after The Electra of Euripides;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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