But here Medea finds her bed supplied, During her absence, by another bride, And, hopeless to recover her lost game, She sets both bride and palace in a flame: Nor could a rivalās death her wrath assuage, Nor stoppād at Creonās family her rage: She murders her own infants, in despite To faithless Jason, and in Jasonās sight; Yet ere his sword could reach her, up she springs, Securely mounted on her dragonās wings.
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