Helen of Troy
XXXII.

Andrew Lan

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But Corythus, beholding her sweet face,

And her most lovely body lying low,

Had pity on her grief and on her grace,

Nor heeded now she was his mother's foe,

But did what might be done to ease her woe,

While, as he thought, with death for life she strove,

And loosed the necklet round her neck of snow,

As who that saw had deem'd, with hands of love.

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