Callirrho Fair Rosamund
Callirrho Fair Rosamund
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Far are our homes across the sea, our priest Is slain. Woe, woe ! Our god delivers not.
Machaon \advancing\. Most mightily he succours. Shame on ye, Doubting your great divinity, the while Cursed Calydon breathes the young spring-tide air. I saw Coresus die ; your great priest fell, As Semele sank glowing with the god ; Life flooded him ; he was immersed in life. The power That draws the white milk bubbling to your mouths From the hard scaurs, brake out munificent From kindled lips : this girl ...stayed not to weep, Stooped not to kiss her lover ; she stood up Pleading, inspired, prophetic, eloquent. Inciting the great multitude to praise The city's saviour and Coresus dead.
ist Mcenad. She is a Maenad ; she is one of us !
Machaon. She would not slay herself where the great life CALLIRRHOE. , 125 Had been laid down, though passionate to die. She came here to the woods, and finding me, Bound me to be your leader. Solemnly I swore to bear true w^itness to the deeds I had beheld. Believe me, I have looked, Looked deep into your secret things, and own The rustic deity who pressed the grape A god that makes humanity august, Fulfilling it with mystery and joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Far are our homes across the sea, our priest Is slain. Woe, woe ! Our god delivers not.
Machaon \advancing\. Most mightily he succours. Shame on ye, Doubting your great divinity, the while Cursed Calydon breathes the young spring-tide air. I saw Coresus die ; your great priest fell, As Semele sank glowing with the god ; Life flooded him ; he was immersed in life. The power That draws the white milk bubbling to your mouths From the hard scaurs, brake out munificent From kindled lips : this girl ...stayed not to weep, Stooped not to kiss her lover ; she stood up Pleading, inspired, prophetic, eloquent. Inciting the great multitude to praise The city's saviour and Coresus dead.
ist Mcenad. She is a Maenad ; she is one of us !
Machaon. She would not slay herself where the great life CALLIRRHOE. , 125 Had been laid down, though passionate to die. She came here to the woods, and finding me, Bound me to be your leader. Solemnly I swore to bear true w^itness to the deeds I had beheld. Believe me, I have looked, Looked deep into your secret things, and own The rustic deity who pressed the grape A god that makes humanity august, Fulfilling it with mystery and joy.
What to read after Callirrho Fair Rosamund?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Field to read onlineMoreLess
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