Agamemnon's Daughter. a Poem
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But slie who once was bj tlie Goddess spared, She must now others save in that same need; Again she dares what she at Aulis dared, An offering for her own kind to bleed; It is the consecration of her deed, Her sacrifice she will henceforth repeat, Until it is become her life and creed, And every day her death she dares to meet.
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She is to tame to peace those bosoms wild, And make them lose their mad delight in blood; It is her task to put her spirit mild Into the very soil whereon she stood....
And make it bear her image of the good; When she the fierce barbarian hath won, Vengeance no more shall be his daily food, He shall forever do as she hath done.
VANTO IIL 131 XIV.
Still longed she for lier own dear native land, The Hellas far away, wliicli had her slain In its own thought, yet by divine command.
When she at Aulis entered Dian's fane; But now the long, long years she must remain Within this distant savage wilderness.
Busy until her time he come again; Yet could she not the bitter sigh suppress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But slie who once was bj tlie Goddess spared, She must now others save in that same need; Again she dares what she at Aulis dared, An offering for her own kind to bleed; It is the consecration of her deed, Her sacrifice she will henceforth repeat, Until it is become her life and creed, And every day her death she dares to meet.
xm.
She is to tame to peace those bosoms wild, And make them lose their mad delight in blood; It is her task to put her spirit mild Into the very soil whereon she stood....
And make it bear her image of the good; When she the fierce barbarian hath won, Vengeance no more shall be his daily food, He shall forever do as she hath done.
VANTO IIL 131 XIV.
Still longed she for lier own dear native land, The Hellas far away, wliicli had her slain In its own thought, yet by divine command.
When she at Aulis entered Dian's fane; But now the long, long years she must remain Within this distant savage wilderness.
Busy until her time he come again; Yet could she not the bitter sigh suppress.
What to read after Agamemnon's Daughter. a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snider Denton Jaques to read onlineMoreLess
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