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Leader of the Chorus: O queen, what refuge dost thou promise me?

Athena: Refuge untouched by bale: take thou my boon.

Leader: What, if I take it, shall mine honour be?

Athena: No house shall prosper without grace of thine.

Leader: Canst thou achieve and grant such power to me?

Athena: Yea, for my hand shall bless thy worshippers.

Leader: And wilt thou pledge me this for time eterne?
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