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SCENE the FOURTH.
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SCENE the FOURTH.
JASON, COLCHIANS and PHÆACIANS.JASON.
Celestial presence, I adore thy greatness;
Yet thy tremendous voice, which rocks these bulwarks,
Appals not me, who bid destruction welcome.
Hope, which cements the structure of the heart,
From mine is moulder'd, and despair is lodg'd
Within the ruins.
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