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Whose pleasure were it, save he were bidden, to face so many monsters of the deep? or to sail into the thunders of the Cyanean Rocks? Pelias, who holds as his portion the mightiest of realms under all the sway of thine own Phoebus, so many towns that lie upon the hillsides, so many fairest streams with never idle horn, he it is lays his heavy ordinance on me, and sets me divers tasks, even as his own prince, himself the son of Sthenelus, sends great Alcides hither and thither from Argos.
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