First Fruits
First Fruits
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That silent answer yet rings clear "Thou can st not die. " January, 1911.
[21] PLATO : THE MORNING AND THE EVENING STAR AcrT7)p irpiv [J. Ev lAa/ATres fvl a>(Hcriv twos Star of the dawn, who once among the living raised your head, Now, dying, as the evening star, you shine among the dead.
1910.
[22] HORACE: ODES, BOOK III, 9 "Donee grains eram tibi" The curtain rises on a well-appointed sitting- room. Mamma is seen sewing behind the portieres at the back. Clarice is sitting in the middle of a l...arge sofa, with her arms folded. Directly opposite her, at a distance of two feet six inches, on a straight- backed chair, is Claude (the hero). A long pause; finally: HE: As long as I was loved by you And no one with more winsome ways Embraced you and sent billets-doux A happy king I spent my days.
SHE (quickly) : As long as you loved me alone And I was raised above the rest, A maiden fair, on fame s high cone, I lived a life by far the best.
HE (waiting to see how she will take it) : Now Thracian Chloe is my queen, Who sweetly sings and plays the lyre ; (Oh, spare her, Fates, she s just sixteen) For her I would brave sword and fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That silent answer yet rings clear "Thou can st not die. " January, 1911.
[21] PLATO : THE MORNING AND THE EVENING STAR AcrT7)p irpiv [J. Ev lAa/ATres fvl a>(Hcriv twos Star of the dawn, who once among the living raised your head, Now, dying, as the evening star, you shine among the dead.
1910.
[22] HORACE: ODES, BOOK III, 9 "Donee grains eram tibi" The curtain rises on a well-appointed sitting- room. Mamma is seen sewing behind the portieres at the back. Clarice is sitting in the middle of a l...arge sofa, with her arms folded. Directly opposite her, at a distance of two feet six inches, on a straight- backed chair, is Claude (the hero). A long pause; finally: HE: As long as I was loved by you And no one with more winsome ways Embraced you and sent billets-doux A happy king I spent my days.
SHE (quickly) : As long as you loved me alone And I was raised above the rest, A maiden fair, on fame s high cone, I lived a life by far the best.
HE (waiting to see how she will take it) : Now Thracian Chloe is my queen, Who sweetly sings and plays the lyre ; (Oh, spare her, Fates, she s just sixteen) For her I would brave sword and fire.
What to read after First Fruits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Wendell Butler Thwing to read onlineMoreLess
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