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Antigone: Whither away from my maiden-bower?

Jocasta: To the army.

Antigone: I cannot face the crowd.

Jocasta: Modesty is not for thee now.

Antigone: But what can I do?

Jocasta: Thou shalt end thy brothers' strife.

Antigone: By what means, mother mine?

Jocasta: By falling at their knees with me.

Antigone: Lead on till we are 'twixt the armies; no time for lingering
now.

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