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Leader of the Chorus: Unhappy lady,
We know the dreadful ills that close thee round.

Creusa: Ah, whither shall I fly? From instant death
Scarce hath my foot sped hither, from my foes
By stealth escaping.

Leader: Whither wouldst thou fly,
But to this altar?

Creusa: What will that avail me?

Leader: To kill a suppliant there the law forbids.

Creusa: But by the law I perish.

Leader: If their hands
Had seized thee.

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