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Hecuba

Ah me, 'tis here, 'tis here,
Women of Troy, our long embosomed fear!

Talthybius

The lots are cast, if that it was ye feared.

Hecuba

What lord, what land.... Ah me,
Phthia or Thebes, or sea-worn Thessaly?

Talthybius

Each hath her own. Ye go not in one herd.

Hecuba

Say then what lot hath any? What of joy
Falls, or can fall on any child of Troy?

Talthybius

I know: but make thy questions severally.

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