heu quid agat? videt externo se prodere patrem dura viro, famam scelerum iamque ipsa suorum prospicit, et questu superos questuque fatigat Tartara; pulsat humum manibusque immurmurat uncis noctis eram Ditemque ciens, succurrere tandem morte velint ipsumque simul demittere leto, quem propter furit; absentem saevissima poscit nunc Pelian, tanta iuvenem qui perderet ira.
Alas, what is she to do? She knows full well she is heartlessly betraying her father to a stranger, and now she foresees the fame of her own crimes, and wearies heaven above and Tartarus beneath with her complaints; she beats upon the ground, and murmuring into her clutching hands calls on the Queen of Night and Dis to bring her aid by granting death, and to send him who is the cause of all her madness down with her to destruction; and now she fiercely demands Pelias, who vented his wrath so murderously upon the youth;
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