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1723

Antigone

Dear, let us hasten back.

Ismene.

To do what deed?

Antigone

A longing fills my soul—

Ismene.

For what?

Antigone

1725To see the netherworld home.

Ismene.

Of whom?

Antigone

Wretched me! Of our father.

Ismene.

And how can this be right? 1730Surely you understand?

Antigone

Why this rebuke?

Ismene.

And surely you know this, too—

Antigone

What more would you tell me?

Ismene

That he perished without a tomb, apart from everyone.

Antigone

Lead me there, and then kill me, too.

Ismene

Unhappy me! Abandoned and helpless, 1735where am I now to live my wretched life?



Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus (English) (XML Header) [genre: poetry; drama; tragedy] [word count] [lemma count] [Soph. OC].
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