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Xuthus: This my words may soon explain.

Ion: What wilt thou say to me?

Xuthus: I am thy father,
And thou my son.

Ion: Who declares this?

Xuthus: The god,
That nurtured thee, though mine.

Ion: Thou to thyself
Art witness.

Xuthus: By the oracle inform'd.

Ion: Misled by some dark answer.

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