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    But of this be sure�此�wheresoever you may cast him��

    Us three also with him will you cast forth。

    For it beseems me in his cause to die

    In sight of all�察�rather than for the sake

    Of your wife´or your brother's should I say��

    Look then not to my interest�察�but your own。

    For if you assail me�察�you shall soon wish rather

    To have been a coward than too bold against me。

                                                   ��ODYSSEUS enters。��

  LEADER

    In good time�察�King Odysseus�察�hast thou come��

    If 'tis thy purpose not to embroil but reconcile。

  ODYSSEUS

    What is it�察�friends�拭�Far off I heard high words

    From the Atreidae over this hero's corpse。

  AGAMEMNON

    Royal Odysseus�察�but now from this man

    We have been listening to most shameful taunts。

  ODYSSEUS

    How shameful�拭�I could find excuse for one

    Who�察�when reviled�察�retorts with bitter words。

  AGAMEMNON

    Yes�察�I repaid his vile deeds with reviling。

  ODYSSEUS

    What has he done thee whereby thou art wronged��

  AGAMEMNON

    He says he will not leave yon corpse unhonoured

    By sepulture�察�but will bury it in my spite。

  ODYSSEUS

    May now a friend speak out the truth�察�yet still

    As ever ply his oar in stroke with thine��

  AGAMEMNON

    Speak�此�I should be witless else�察�for thee

    Of all the Greeks I count the greatest friend。

  ODYSSEUS

    Then listen。 For the gods' sake venture not

    Thus ruthlessly to cast forth this man unburied��

    And in no wise let violence compel thee

    To such deep hate that thou shouldst tread down justice。

    Once for me too this man was my worst foe��

    From that hour when I won Achilles' arms��

    Yet�察�though he was such towards me�察�I would not so

    Repay him with dishonour as to deny

    That of all Greeks who came to Troy�察�no hero

    So valiant save Achilles have I seen。

    So it is not just thou shouldst dishonour him。

    Not him wouldst thou be wronging�察�but the laws

    Of heaven。 It is not righteousness to outrage

    A brave man dead�察�not even though thou hate him。

  AGAMEMNON

    Thou�察�Odysseus�察�champion him thus against me��

  ODYSSEUS

    Yes�察�but I hated him while hate was honourable。

  AGAMEMNON

    Shouldst thou not also trample on him when dead��

  ODYSSEUS

    Atreides�察�glory not in dishonouring triumphs。

  AGAMEMNON

    'Tis hard for a king to act with piety。

  ODYSSEUS

    Yet not hard to respect a friend's wise counsel。

  AGAMEMNON

    A good man should obey those who bear rule。

  ODYSSEUS

    Relent。 'Tis no defeat to yield to friends。

  AGAMEMNON

    Reflect who it is to whom thou dost this grace。

  ODYSSEUS

    This man was once my foe�察�yet was he noble。

  AGAMEMNON

    Can it be thou wilt reverence a dead foe��

  ODYSSEUS

    His worth with me far outweighs enmity。

  AGAMEMNON

    Unstable of impulse are such men as thou。

  ODYSSEUS

    Many are friends now and hereafter foes。

  AGAMEMNON

    Do you then praise such friends as worth the winning��

  ODYSSEUS

    I am not wont to praise a stubborn soul。

  AGAMEMNON

    Cowards you would have us show ourselves this day。

  ODYSSEUS

    Not so�察�but just men before all the Greeks。

  AGAMEMNON

    You bid me then permit these funeral rites��

  ODYSSEUS

    Even so�此�for I myself shall come to this。

  AGAMEMNON

    Alike in all things each works for himself。

  ODYSSEUS

    And for whom should I work�察�if not myself��

  AGAMEMNON

    Let it be known then as your doing�察�not mine。

  ODYSSEUS

    So be it。 At least you will have acted nobly。

  AGAMEMNON

    Nay�察�but of this be certain�察�that to thee

    Willingly would I grant a greater boon。

    Yet he�察�in that world as in this�察�shall be

    Most hateful to me。 But act as you deem fit。

                                  ��AGAMEMNON and his retinue go out。��

  LEADER

    After such proof�察�Odysseus�察�a fool only

    Could say that inborn wisdom was not thine。

  ODYSSEUS

    Let Teucer know that I shall be henceforth

    His friend�察�no less than I was once his foe。

    And I will join in burying this dead man��

    And share in all due rites�察�omitting none

    Which mortal men to noblest heroes owe。

  TEUCER

    Noble Odysseus�察�for thy words I praise thee

    Without stint。 Wholly hast thou belied my fears。

    Thou�察�his worst foe among the Greeks�察�hast yet

    Alone stood by him staunchly�察�nor thought fit

    To glory and exult over the dead��

    Like that chief crazed with arrogance�察�who came��

    He and his brother�察�hoping to cast forth

    The dead man shamefully without burial。

    May therefore the supreme Olympian Father��

    The remembering Fury and fulfilling Justice

    Destroy these vile men vilely�察�even as they

    Sought to cast forth this hero unjustly outraged。

    But pardon me�察�thou son of old Laertes��

    That I must scruple to allow thine aid

    In these rites�察�lest I so displease the dead。

    In all else share our toil�察�and wouldst thou bring

    Any man from the host�察�we grudge thee not。

    What else remains�察�I will provide。 And know

    That thou towards us hast acted generously。

  ODYSSEUS

    It was my wish。 But if my help herein

    Pleases you not�察�so be it�察�I depart。

                                                 ��ODYSSEUS goes out。��

  TEUCER

    'Tis enough。 Too long is the time we have wasted

    In talk。 Haste some with spades to the grave��

    Speedily hollow it。 Some set the cauldron

    On high amid wreathing flames ready filled

    For pious ablution。

    Then a third band go�察�fetch forth from the tent

    All the armour he once wore under his shield。

    Thou too�察�child�察�lovingly lay thy hand

    On thy father's corpse�察�and with all thy strength

    Help me to lift him�此�for the dark blood´tide

    Still upward is streaming warm through the arteries。

    All then who openly now would appear

    Friends to the dead�察�come�察�hasten forwards。

    To our valiant lord this labour is due。

    We have served none nobler among men。

  CHORUS ��chanting��

    Unto him who has seen may manifold knowledge

    Come�察�but before he sees�察�no man

    May divine what destiny awaits him。





                                   ´THE END´

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