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Fifth Woman

O, 'tis the ship-folk crying
To deck the galleys: and we part, we part!

Hecuba

Nay, daughter: take the morning to thine heart.

Fifth Woman

My heart with dread is dying!

Sixth Woman

An herald from the Greek hath come!

Fifth Woman

How have they cast me, and to whom
A bondmaid?

Hecuba

Peace, child: wait thy doom.
Our lots are near the trying.

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