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Hecuba.

Nought reck I, seeing thou hast felt my vengeance.


Polymestor.

Yea, and thy child Kassandra too must die.1275


Hecuba.

A scorn and spitting!—back on thee I hurl it.


Polymestor.

Slay her shall this king's wife, a houseward grim.


Hecuba.

Never so mad may Tyndareus' daughter be!


Polymestor.

Yea—slay him too, upswinging high the axe.


Agamemnon.

Ho, fellow, ravest thou? Dost court thy bane?1280


Polymestor.

Slay on: a bath of blood in Argos waits thee.


Agamemnon.

Haste, henchmen, hale him from my sight perforce.


Polymestor.

Art galled to hear?


Agamemnon.

Set curb upon his mouth!