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Ye gods of the sea, exclaimed Tiphys from the amazed ranks, how have ye condemned my heart to a deadly sleep! Alas, for my comrades fearful deeds that fill the shore! But they can neither utter a groan nor lift their guilty eyes; freezing horror binds their strengthless limbs; even as the Bacchanal pales at the sight of the hair and sad face of Pentheus, when the god has withdrawn from the frenzy-driven mothers troop, and the horns of the slain bull fade away.
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