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Stasimon 4

[Choral]
Who begged his bread in the street. 715
CHORUS.
Many and evil things
 
He cast on the brother kings
 
Like one long hurt, who nurseth anger sore;
 
Would that a curse, yea, would
 
The uttermost wrath of God 720
 
Had held those feet from walking Ilion’s shore!
DIVERS GUARDS
Odysseus or another, ’tis the guard
 
Will weep for this. Aye, Hector will be hard.—
 
What will he say?—He will suspect.—Suspect?
 
What evil? What should make you fear?— 725
 
’Twas we that left a passage clear.—
 
A passage?—Yea, for these men’s way,
 
Who came by night into the lines unchecked.
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