STROPHE IX

_Cass._ Woe for the marriage-ties, the marriage-ties

Of Paris that brought ruin on his friends!

Woe for my native stream,

Scamandros, that I loved!

Once on thy banks my maiden youth was reared,

(Ah, miserable me!)

Now by Cokytos and by Acheron's shores

I seem too likely soon to utter song

Of wild, prophetic speech.

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