Helen of Troy
VIII.

Andrew Lan

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There came a certain holiday when Troy

Was wont to send her noble matrons all,

Young wives and old, with clamour and with joy,

To clothe Athene in her temple hall,

And robe her in a stately broider'd pall.

But now they drove fair Helen from their train,

"Better," they scream'd, "to cast her from the wall,

Than mock the Gods with offerings in vain."

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