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Chorus
Singing; this is the antistrophe corresponding to the strophe at 329.
Turn and twist the words however you want, to find a clever story. You won't convince me that the sewn-together hides are any others than the ones from the stolen cows of Loxias¹. Don't try to turn me aside.

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Sophocles. Tracking Satyrs (Ichneutae). Anne Mahoney.

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