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Page 13

Chorus: (strophe 3)

No more, my son!

Neoptolemus: What sayst thou?

Chorus: Sure I heard a dismal groan
Of some afflicted wretch.

Neoptolemus: Which way?

Chorus: E'en now
I hear it, and the sound as of some step
Slow-moving this way. He is not far from us.
His plaints are louder now.

(antistrophe 3)

Prepare, my son!

Neoptolemus: For what?

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