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Andromache

How? Will they leave him here to build again
The wreck?...

Talthybius
I know not how to tell thee plain!

Andromache

Thou hast a gentle heart ... if it be ill,
And not good, news thou hidest!

Talthybius

'Tis their will
Thy son shall die.... The whole vile thing is said
Now!

Andromache
Oh, I could have borne mine enemy's bed!

Talthybius

And speaking in the council of the host
Odysseus hath prevailed --

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