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 1   1,  2   |         hope?~S. I hope.~F. For pity?~S. For pity.~F. From whom?~
 2   1,  2   |       hope.~F. For pity?~S. For pity.~F. From whom?~S. From him
 3   1,  5   | captivity both men and gods;~By pity's hand alone, oh Love,~By
 4   1,  5   |         find no deliverance,~No pity does she feel, nor can she
 5   2,  1   |      that I so love.~You ask in pity, wherefore lookest thou~
 6   2,  1   |       thyself, oh Goddess, unto pity!~Prolong no more this all-unmeasured
 7   2,  1   |     that it surrender itself to pity, that is, that it should
 8   2,  3   |       move the beauteous god to pity?~LAS. If it is not true
 9   2,  4   |    misfortune, they should have pity upon him, so that he should
10   2,  4   |       man, direct my steps.~Ah, pity me, and do not hesitate~
11   2,  4(1)|        Retake,~  Dear Lord! for pity's sake,~Thine earthly shape,
12   2,  5   |         discover that mercy and pity which they could not find
13   2,  5   |          To her they turned for pity,~With chosen words companioning