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Menelaus: How now? Say on.

Helen: From Paris, to whom that goddess pledged me.

Menelaus: Woe for thee!

Helen: And so she brought me hither to Egypt to my sorrow.

Menelaus: Then she gave him a phantom in thy stead, as thou tellest
me?

Helen: And then began those woes of thine, ah, mother! woe is me!

Menelaus: What meanest thou?

Helen: My mother is no more; my shameful marriage made her fix the
noose about her neck.

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