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Delphi (Greece) (search for this): card 1069
y; for we, the dead, are robbed of happiness. Pylades How far you are from grasping what I mean! May the fruitful earth, the radiant sky refuse to hold my blood, if ever I turn traitor and desert you when I have freed myself. For I shared in the murder, which I will not deny, and also schemed the whole plot, for which you are now paying the penalty; and so I ought to die together with you and her. For I consider her, whom you betrothed to me, as my wife. Whatever shall I say, when I reach Delphi, the citadel of Phocis, if I was your friend before your misfortunes, but ceased to be your friend, when you were unfortunate? That must not be; no, this concerns me, too. But since we are to die, let us take counsel together that Menelaus may share our misfortune. Orestes Best of friends! if only I could see this before I die. Pylades Listen to me, and delay the stroke of the sword. Orestes I will, if I may take vengeance on my enemy. Pylades Hush now! I have small confidence in women
Phocis (Greece) (search for this): card 1069
e robbed of happiness. Pylades How far you are from grasping what I mean! May the fruitful earth, the radiant sky refuse to hold my blood, if ever I turn traitor and desert you when I have freed myself. For I shared in the murder, which I will not deny, and also schemed the whole plot, for which you are now paying the penalty; and so I ought to die together with you and her. For I consider her, whom you betrothed to me, as my wife. Whatever shall I say, when I reach Delphi, the citadel of Phocis, if I was your friend before your misfortunes, but ceased to be your friend, when you were unfortunate? That must not be; no, this concerns me, too. But since we are to die, let us take counsel together that Menelaus may share our misfortune. Orestes Best of friends! if only I could see this before I die. Pylades Listen to me, and delay the stroke of the sword. Orestes I will, if I may take vengeance on my enemy. Pylades Hush now! I have small confidence in women. Orestes Have no fear