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IPHIGENEIA AT AULIS.
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Agamemnon.

Ha!—
A hideous question!—foul suspicion this!


Klytemnestra.

Peace!
Render me answer first as touching this.


Agamemnon.

To question fair fair answer shalt thou hear.


Klytemnestra.

Nought else I ask, thou answer me nought else. 1135


Agamemnon.

O mighty Doom, O Fate, O fortune mine!


Klytemnestra.

And mine, and hers! One fate for wretched three.


Agamemnon.

Whom have I wronged?[1]


Klytemnestra.

Thou—and of me—ask this?
This wit of thine is utter witlessness!


Agamemnon.

Undone am I! My secret is betrayed! 1140

  1. ↑ Reading much disputed. England, τί μ’ ἠδίκησας, "Wherefore so wrong me?" Others, τίς σ’ ἠδίκησε, "Now who hath wronged thee?"
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