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The Argonautica

BOOK I
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834-835) She spoke, glozing over the murder that had been wrought upon the men; and Jason addressed her in answer: (ll.

836-841) "Hypsipyle, very dear to our hearts is the help we shall meet with, which thou grantest to us who need thee.

And I will return again to the city when I have told everything in order due.

But let the sovereignty of the island be thine; it is not in scorn I yield it up, but grievous trials urge me on." (ll.

842-852) He spake, and touched her right hand; and quickly he turned to go back: and round him the young maids on every side danced in countless numbers in their joy till he passed through the gates.


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