Eros And Psyche
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16 And when they water'd were and gone, the breeze Floated the freighted thorn where Psyche lay : Whence she unhook'd the golden wool at ease, And back to heaven for passage swift gan pray. And Hermes, who was sent to be her guide Ifso she lived, came down at eventide, And bore her thither ere the close of day.
17 But when the goddess saw the locks of gold Held to her hands, her heart with wrar. O'erran : " Most desperate thou, and by abetting bold, That dost outwit me, prove thee as I can. Yet... this work is not thine : there is but one Of all the gods who coud the thing have done. Hast thou a friend too in the lusty Pan ?
136 EROS W PSYCHE 18 " I'll give thee trial where he cannot aid. " Which said, she led her to a torrid land, Level and black, but not with flood or shade, For nothing coud the mighty heat withstand, Which aye from morn till eve the naked sun Pour'd on that plain, where never foot had run, Nor any herb sprung on its molten sand.
'9 Far off a gloomy mountain rose alone : And Aphrodite, thither pointing, said " There lies thy task.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 And when they water'd were and gone, the breeze Floated the freighted thorn where Psyche lay : Whence she unhook'd the golden wool at ease, And back to heaven for passage swift gan pray. And Hermes, who was sent to be her guide Ifso she lived, came down at eventide, And bore her thither ere the close of day.
17 But when the goddess saw the locks of gold Held to her hands, her heart with wrar. O'erran : " Most desperate thou, and by abetting bold, That dost outwit me, prove thee as I can. Yet... this work is not thine : there is but one Of all the gods who coud the thing have done. Hast thou a friend too in the lusty Pan ?
136 EROS W PSYCHE 18 " I'll give thee trial where he cannot aid. " Which said, she led her to a torrid land, Level and black, but not with flood or shade, For nothing coud the mighty heat withstand, Which aye from morn till eve the naked sun Pour'd on that plain, where never foot had run, Nor any herb sprung on its molten sand.
'9 Far off a gloomy mountain rose alone : And Aphrodite, thither pointing, said " There lies thy task.
What to read after Eros And Psyche?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bridges Robert Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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