Specimens of Greek Tragedy — Aeschylus and Sophocles by Goldwin Smith
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CHRYSOTHEMIS.
Do it and thou wilt see that I was right. ELECTRA. Do it I will, and reckless of thy frown. CHRYSOTHEMIS. Thou wilt: and is no room for counsel left? ELECTRA. Base counsel is a thing my soul abhors. CHRYSOTHEMIS. It seems that we shall never be agreed. ELECTRA. Of that I was convinced a while ago. CHRYSOTHEMIS. I will begone: thy spirit will not brook My counsel, nor can I thy ways approve. ELECTRA. |
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