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Adrastus: Woe! woe!

Chorus: Ah me, my sufferings!

Adrastus: Alas! We have endured, alas!-

Chorus: Sorrows most grievous.

Adrastus: O citizens of Argos! do ye not behold my fate?

Chorus: They see thee, and me the hapless mother, reft of her children.

Adrastus: Bring near the blood-boltered corpses of those hapless chiefs,
foully slain by foes unworthy, with whom lay the decision of the contest.

Chorus: Let me embrace and hold my children to my bosom in my enfolding
arms.

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