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OEDIPUS AT COLONUS

Ismene

Why return?

Antigone

My soul is fain—

Ismene

Is fain?

Antigone

To see the earthy bed.

Ismene

Sayest thou?

Antigone

Where our sire is laid.

Ismene

Nay, thou can’st not; dost not see—

Antigone

Sister, wherefore wroth with me?

Ismene

Know’st not—beside—

Antigone

More must I hear?

Ismene

Tombless he died, none near.

Antigone

Lead me thither; slay me there.

Ismene

How shall I unhappy fare,
Friendless, helpless, how drag on
A life of misery alone?

Chorus

Fear not, maids— (Ant. 2)

Antigone

Ah, whither flee?

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