Specimens of Greek Tragedy — Aeschylus and Sophocles by Goldwin Smith
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ELECTRA.
Praise from these lips thou needest never fear. CHRYSOTHEMIS. That will be seen hereafter: time is long. ELECTRA. Get thee away, in thee there is no help. CHRYSOTHEMIS. Help is in me, knowledge in thee is not. ELECTRA. Go, if thou wilt, and tell our mother all. CHRYSOTHEMIS. Hate if I must, not so far goes my hate. ELECTRA. It goes so far as to dishonour me. CHRYSOTHEMIS. |
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