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Hecuba

My stricken one must be
Still first. Say how Cassandra's portion lies.

Talthybius

Chosen from all for Agamemnon's prize!

Hecuba

How, for his Spartan bride
A tirewoman? For Helen's sister's pride?

Talthybius

Nay, nay: a bride herself, for the King's bed.

Hecuba

The sainted of Apollo? And her own
Prize that God promised
Out of the golden clouds, her virgin crown?...

Talthybius

He loved her for that same strange holiness.

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