ergo iterum sensus varios super hospite volvens maeret et absenti nequiquam talia fatur: si tibi Thessalicis nunc et tua forte venenis mater et heu, siqua est, posset succurrere coniunx! quidne tuos virgo possim nisi flere labores? ei mihi, ne casus etiam spectare supremos atque iterum durae cogar comes ire sorori.
Once more then she lets her varied fancies play upon the stranger, and in sorrowful thought thus vainly addresses the absent one: Ah, would that thy mother now perchance, or thy wife (if alas! thou hast a wife), could aid thee with Thessalian spells! What can a maiden do but grieve for thy toils? Ah me! may I not be forced to behold thy final fate, and once more to bear my heartless sister company!
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