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Leader of the Chorus: Of many cries for mercy, hear the end.

The King of Argos: Say on, then, for it shall not 'scape mine ear.

Leader: Girdles we have, and bands that bind our robes.

The King of Argos: Even so; such things beseem a woman's wear.

Leader: Know, then, with these a fair device there is-

The King of Argos: Speak, then: what utterance doth this foretell?

Leader: Unless to us thou givest pledge secure

The King of Argos: What can thy girdles' craft achieve for thee?
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