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Stasimon 1

[Choral 2]
And sunlight sickens o’er the crew.
CHORUS.
Ah, Phrygia still hath hearts of rock! 250
 
The Phrygian spear flies fast and far!
 
Where shall ye find the fool to mock
 
Our works in war?
 
Whom will he stab a-sleeping, whom,
 
The quick grey wolf, the crawling doom? 255
 
Grant that he slay the Spartan! Nay,
 
Or Agamemnon’s head and plume
 
To Helen bear at dawn of day! 260
 
A lightsome dawn to hear her wail 260
 
Her brother sworn, her King who came
 
To Ilion with his thousand sail,
 
And swords, and flame! As the song ends DOLON reappears, in the disguise of a wolf. The Guards gather round him, bidding him godspeed as he crawls off in the dark towards the Greek camp. Meantime from the direction of Mount Ida has entered a SHEPHERD who goes to HECTOR’S door and calls. The Guards seeing him return to their places.
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