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Andromache

[Strophe 2.

Come to me, O my lover!

Hecuba: The dark shroudeth him over,
My flesh, woman, not thine, not thine!

Andromache: Make of thine arms my cover!

Hecuba

[Antistrophe 2.

O thou whose wound was deepest,
Thou that my children keepest,
Priam, Priam, O age-worn King,
Gather me where thou sleepest.

Andromache (her hands upon her heart).

[Strophe 3.

O here is the deep of desire,

Hecuba: (How? And is this not woe?)

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