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Xuthus: Though a present, born my son.

Ion: And didst thou first meet me?

Xuthus: None else, my son.

Ion: This fortune whence?

Xuthus: At that we marvel both.

Ion: Who is my mother?

Xuthus: That I cannot say.

Ion: Did not the god inform thee?

Xuthus: Through my joy,
For this I ask'd not.

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