Specimens of Greek Tragedy — Aeschylus and Sophocles by Goldwin Smith
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ORESTES.
And hast thou none to save thee from her hands? ELECTRA. One such I had, and thou hast brought his dust. ORESTES. Unhappy maid, my soul does pity thee. ELECTRA. Only in thee have I such pity found. ORESTES. I also am a partner of thy woe. ELECTRA. Art thou some kinsman come I know not whence? ORESTES. That thou shalt hear, provided these are friends. ELECTRA. |
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