'I taxed him with the fact, when he averred

Most solemnly that he did neither see

Nor even had in any manner heard

Of my lost cows, whatever things cows be;

Nor could he tell, though offered a reward,

Not even who could tell of them to me.'

So speaking, Phoebus sate; and Hermes then

Addressed the Supreme Lord of Gods and Men:—

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