Admetus a Thessalian Fantasy
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Try those tireless wings once more; and since thou knowest not time, go down, ere it is too late, and greet the fatal sisters for me. Bid them name their price: Admetus must be mine! The love I bear him was born and nurtured in these fields, and hath a richer taste than anything divine a flavor of the earth. I will not lose it. Bid them name their price! Thou wilt go, Hermes?
Hermes To go and to stay are alike to me. To serve thee, I go. Await me here.
A C T T W 35 Apo. Here, without fail!
(Her...mes hastens away. ) Now to this priest; for he must yield to me The last red drop of service. Ho, Palsemon! His human eye shall not discern me yet; But ere I leave him he shall know his god. His zeal hath flagged of late. Palaemon, ho! Palaemon!
( The priest rouses himself wonderingly from his reverie. ) Pal What? It is the god's own voice!
(He prostrates himself. ) Phoebus, art thou here? Declare thy will! Apo. Palaemon, priest of Phoebus, where is he?
Pal.
Let not the god be angry: he is here Thy priest, Palaemon!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Try those tireless wings once more; and since thou knowest not time, go down, ere it is too late, and greet the fatal sisters for me. Bid them name their price: Admetus must be mine! The love I bear him was born and nurtured in these fields, and hath a richer taste than anything divine a flavor of the earth. I will not lose it. Bid them name their price! Thou wilt go, Hermes?
Hermes To go and to stay are alike to me. To serve thee, I go. Await me here.
A C T T W 35 Apo. Here, without fail!
(Her...mes hastens away. ) Now to this priest; for he must yield to me The last red drop of service. Ho, Palsemon! His human eye shall not discern me yet; But ere I leave him he shall know his god. His zeal hath flagged of late. Palaemon, ho! Palaemon!
( The priest rouses himself wonderingly from his reverie. ) Pal What? It is the god's own voice!
(He prostrates himself. ) Phoebus, art thou here? Declare thy will! Apo. Palaemon, priest of Phoebus, where is he?
Pal.
Let not the god be angry: he is here Thy priest, Palaemon!
What to read after Admetus a Thessalian Fantasy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving E Outcalt to read onlineMoreLess
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