Elektra Tragic Opera in One Act
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Chrysothemis.
A nous deux nul ne pense.
Mort, Elektra, mort!
En terre etrangere !
Mort! si loin, la-br.s.
ELEKTRA.
*3 Thou, too, shalt have no power to cry !
I am before thee, thou canst read in thy haggard eyes The awful word which on thy face Is writ: In the lakes dug by thyself thy soul is strangled, _ The axe doth fall, and I am there, I see thee, I see thee die!
Ended are thy dreams, and those that were forced on me ; And he who then shalt live shall know the joy of life!
(They stand facin...g each other, gazing into each other's eyes — Elektra, filled with an intense anger; Kly- taimnestra, breathing with diffi- culty. — At this instant the vestibule is illumined. — The Companion hastens in. She whispers something in Klytaimnestra's ear. The lat- ter seems at first not to understand.
Suddenly she recovers herself. She makes a sign for light. The serv- ants enter, running, with torches, and place themselves behind Kly- taimnestra. — Klytaimnestra makes another sign for more light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chrysothemis.
A nous deux nul ne pense.
Mort, Elektra, mort!
En terre etrangere !
Mort! si loin, la-br.s.
ELEKTRA.
*3 Thou, too, shalt have no power to cry !
I am before thee, thou canst read in thy haggard eyes The awful word which on thy face Is writ: In the lakes dug by thyself thy soul is strangled, _ The axe doth fall, and I am there, I see thee, I see thee die!
Ended are thy dreams, and those that were forced on me ; And he who then shalt live shall know the joy of life!
(They stand facin...g each other, gazing into each other's eyes — Elektra, filled with an intense anger; Kly- taimnestra, breathing with diffi- culty. — At this instant the vestibule is illumined. — The Companion hastens in. She whispers something in Klytaimnestra's ear. The lat- ter seems at first not to understand.
Suddenly she recovers herself. She makes a sign for light. The serv- ants enter, running, with torches, and place themselves behind Kly- taimnestra. — Klytaimnestra makes another sign for more light.
What to read after Elektra Tragic Opera in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Strauss to read onlineMoreLess
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