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Orestes: O king Apollo-see, they swarm and throng-
Black blood of hatred dripping from their eyes!

Leader: One remedy thou hast; go, touch the shrine
Of Loxias, and rid thee of these woes.

Orestes: Ye can behold them not, but I behold them.
Up and away! I dare abide no more. He rushes out.

Leader: Farewell then as thou mayst,-the god thy friend
Guard thee and aid with chances favouring.
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