Helen of Troy
XXXI.

Andrew Lan

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Then Phylo brought the child Hermione,

And close unto her mother's side she crept,

And o'er her god-like beauty tumbled she,

Chiding her sweetly that so late she slept,

And babbling still a merry coil she kept;

But like a woman stiff beneath her shroud

Lay Helen; till the young child fear'd and wept,

And ran, and to her nurses cried aloud.

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