Arachne — volume 06
Arachne — volume 06
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If his head ached after a nocturnal carouse, or the disagreeablealarming chill stole over him which he had felt for the first time whenhe falsely answered Thyone that he was still under the ban of Nemesis, hewent to the family monuments, supplied them with gifts, had sacrificesoffered to the souls of the beloved dead, and in this way sometimesregained a portion of his lost peace of mind.
The banquet in the evening always dispelled whatever still oppressed himon his return home from these visits..., for, though months had elapsedsince his brilliant reception, he was still numbered, especially inartist circles, with the most honoured men; he, the blind man, no longerstood in any one's way; conversation gained energy and meaning throughthe vivacity of his fervid intellect, which seemed actually deepened byhis blindness when questions concerning art were at issue, and from amodest fellow-struggler he had become a patron bestowing orders.
The sculptor Soteles, who had followed his footsteps since theapprenticeship in Rhodes, was intrusted with the erection of the monumentto Myrtilus in Tennis, and another highly gifted young sculptor, whopursued his former course, with the execution of the one to his mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If his head ached after a nocturnal carouse, or the disagreeablealarming chill stole over him which he had felt for the first time whenhe falsely answered Thyone that he was still under the ban of Nemesis, hewent to the family monuments, supplied them with gifts, had sacrificesoffered to the souls of the beloved dead, and in this way sometimesregained a portion of his lost peace of mind.
The banquet in the evening always dispelled whatever still oppressed himon his return home from these visits..., for, though months had elapsedsince his brilliant reception, he was still numbered, especially inartist circles, with the most honoured men; he, the blind man, no longerstood in any one's way; conversation gained energy and meaning throughthe vivacity of his fervid intellect, which seemed actually deepened byhis blindness when questions concerning art were at issue, and from amodest fellow-struggler he had become a patron bestowing orders.
The sculptor Soteles, who had followed his footsteps since theapprenticeship in Rhodes, was intrusted with the erection of the monumentto Myrtilus in Tennis, and another highly gifted young sculptor, whopursued his former course, with the execution of the one to his mother.
What to read after Arachne — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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