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Ion: Haply from the earth
I sprung, my mother.

Xuthus: No, the earth no sons
Produces.

Ion: How then am I thine?

Xuthus: I know not.
To Phoebus I appeal.

Ion: Be this discourse
Chang'd to some other.

Xuthus: This delights me most.

Ion: Hast thou e'er mounted an unlawful bed?

Xuthus: In foolishness of youth.

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