Odda 

Long hath stood Whatever birth most fair by day or night A child--whom here I name of all most fair. By lies Odysseus won me, to be bride They took me and above the altar flame When, lo, out of their vision in a flash A deer to bleed; and on through a great space Of Tauris the Unfriended set me down.html">down; King Thoas rules. This is her sanctuary.html">sanctuary Of worship here, wherein she hath delight-- Is near; I speak no further. mine.html">mine.html">mine.html">Mine it is Doings of blood.html">blood.html">blood unspoken are the care Ah me! I have to tell thee, can that bring them ease! I lay in Argos, and about me slept With quaking like the sea. Out, out I fled, Reel, and the beams and mighty door-trees down One single oaken pillar, so I dreamed, Waved from its head all brown: and suddenly Fulfilling this mine office, built on blood And washed him clean for death, mine eyes astream Orestes is no more: on him did fall Must be the man first-born; and they, on whom Therefore to my dead brother will I pour And he beyond great seas, as still I may, In war from Greece and gave me for mine own. And wait them in the temple, where I dwell. [She goes into the Temple.] VOICE. I am watching. Every side I turn mine eye. (Enter ORESTES and PYLADES. Their dress shows fhey How, brother? And is this the sanctuary For sure, Orestes. Seest thou.html">thou not it is? ORESTES. How like long hair those blood-stains, tawny red! ORESTES. Aye, first-fruits of the harvest, when they catch O God, where hast thou brought me? What new.

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