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IPHIGENEIA AT AULIS.
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Iphigeneia.

Zeus' Daughter's altar is my sepulchre. 1445


Klytemnestra.

Child, I will do thy bidding. Thou say'st well.


Iphigeneia.

As one blest, benefactor of our Greece.


Klytemnestra.

What message to thy sisters shall I bear?


Iphigeneia.

Them too array thou not in sable stole.


Klytemnestra.

Shall I bear them some word of love from thee? 1450


Iphigeneia.

Only "Farewell!" Orestes rear to man.


Klytemnestra.

Embrace him: for the last time look on him.


Iphigeneia (to Orestes).

Dearest, thou gav'st us all the help thou couldst!


Klytemnestra.

Can I do aught at home to pleasure thee?


Iphigeneia.

My father and thine husband hate not thou. 1455

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