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Agamemnon
Lady, we may be counted happy, as far as concerns our daughter; for in truth she has fellowship with gods. But you must take this tender child and start for home, for the army is looking now to sail. [1625] Fare you well! it is long before I shall greet you on my return from Troy.; may it be well with you!

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