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Jean Racine
(16391699).
Phædra.
The Harvard Classics.
190914.
Act V
Scene II
T
HESEUS,
A
RICIA,
I
SMENE
Theseus
Ye gods, throw light upon my troubled mind,
Show me the truth which I am seeking here.
Aricia
(
aside to
I
SMENE
)
Get ready, dear Ismene, for our flight.
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