Agamemnons Daughter An Epopee
Agamemnons Daughter An Epopee
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" Thy dark reproach I merit not, O King ; Far more than all thee have I loved and thine, For thee I have been here an offering, My days I have all given at thy shrine, My youthful days which will no more be mine. If not my body, to thee rny soul I give, That is my dearest boon, my part divine, By which I hope thou mayst forever live.
IPHIGENIA AT TAURIS. 137 CVII.
" To my own hapless land I am now called, To Hellas which me once did immolate, Whereby to-day it is to guilt enthralled; Barbarian ...thou hast rescued me from fate, And thou must rescue too the Grecian State ; If I to thee have taught my highest worth, Thou wilt anew the priestess dedicate, Restoring her to country of her birth.
CVIII.
" If thou dost truly love and honor me, Thou wilt surrender me to blessedness ; If what I am, in truth possesses thee, Thou wilt pass by thy right, thy sharp distress, And thine own sacrifice alone wilt press ; By keeping me thou hast me not indeed, By sending me, thou hast me none the less, This is to thee my last, my highest meed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thy dark reproach I merit not, O King ; Far more than all thee have I loved and thine, For thee I have been here an offering, My days I have all given at thy shrine, My youthful days which will no more be mine. If not my body, to thee rny soul I give, That is my dearest boon, my part divine, By which I hope thou mayst forever live.
IPHIGENIA AT TAURIS. 137 CVII.
" To my own hapless land I am now called, To Hellas which me once did immolate, Whereby to-day it is to guilt enthralled; Barbarian ...thou hast rescued me from fate, And thou must rescue too the Grecian State ; If I to thee have taught my highest worth, Thou wilt anew the priestess dedicate, Restoring her to country of her birth.
CVIII.
" If thou dost truly love and honor me, Thou wilt surrender me to blessedness ; If what I am, in truth possesses thee, Thou wilt pass by thy right, thy sharp distress, And thine own sacrifice alone wilt press ; By keeping me thou hast me not indeed, By sending me, thou hast me none the less, This is to thee my last, my highest meed.
What to read after Agamemnons Daughter An Epopee?
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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