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More famed shalt thou grow    than the watchman of the gods!
Peer forth, then, from thy prison,

29."Rage and longing,    fetters and wrath,
Tears and torment are thine;
Where thou sittest down    my doom is on thee
Of heavy heart
And double dole.

30."In the giants' home    shall vile things harm thee
Each day with evil deeds;
Grief shalt thou get    instead of gladness,
And sorrow to suffer with tears.

31."With three-headed giants    thou shalt dwell ever,
Or never know a husband;
(Let longing grip thee,    let wasting waste thee,—)