Specimens of Greek Tragedy — Aeschylus and Sophocles by Goldwin Smith
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News good for thee and for Aegisthus too.
CLYTAEMNESTRA. Thy words are pleasing to mine ear; but first I must inquire of thee, who sent thee here? PAEDAGOGOS. The Phocian Phanoteus, on errand grave. CLYTAEMNESTRA. Say what it is; for as the name is dear Of him that sent thee, glad will be thy news. PAEDAGOGOS. Orestes is no more: that is the sum. ELECTRA. Alas! alas! I am undone this day. CLYTAEMNESTRA. What? what? repeat it; listen not to her. PAEDAGOGOS. |
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