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Alas! I no longer seek the old lottery and the perjured crown of a guilty royalty. What care I for joys so dearly bought or a sceptre that your hand shall not deliver? Go, warriors, and leave me alone to my savage brother. No need to try arms further and waste deaths. Go, I pray. What greater thing are you now to give me? I have expended Tydeus. With what death shall I atone for this? O father-in-law, O Argos, and the healthy brawl of that first night, the blows we traded and the brief anger, pledge of long affection! Why was I not slain then by your sword, great Tydeus, on our father Adrastus threshold'you could have done it. Nay, on my account you went willingly to Thebes and my brothers impious dwelling, whence no other would have returned, as though to win the sceptre for yourself and honours of your own.
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