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14322	Euripides	The Electra of Euripides Translated into English rhyming verse			.txt	text/plain	19522	2510	96	love for her dead father and her brother in exile; a woman who has known Shall win thee peace in thy skies, Thy mother's sister, Helen,--and on thee. God love thee for the sweetness of thy word! Whom thou and thy false love did slay: For these thy dead shall send on thee Else men shall know there is no God, no light And stint not.--Stay, Old Man: thou, being at hand Thou hast God's fortune and thine own right hand, Thy children call, who love thee: hearken thou! ELECTRA, _a bare sword in her hand, comes from the house._ God help thee, wast thou lost And then, that thou wert happy, when thy days And on thy ways thou heardst men whispering, Aye, child; I know thy heart, from long ago. But, lo, thy brother; what hast thou wrought.... Thy mother's blood, shall take on his own head For thy mother, she shall have	./cache/14322.txt	./txt/14322.txt