Gallica, And Other Essays
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Hermione is fret- ting with impatience at the conduct of Pyrrhus, and the spretm injuria formw is stirring up her angriest feelings. At the same time, she betrays her unconquerable love for her faithless wooer in a speech in which she vacillates between the deter- mination to welcome Oreste as a suitor and the hope that Pyrrhus' affection wiU yet veer round. Her character is throughout impetuous, headstrong and changeable. She flatters Oreste with the hope of her hand, and at the same time lets... him see but too well how she loves his rival.
Pyrrhus is in a hard case. On the one hand, the Greeks insist on his delivering up Astyanax, and on the other, he is passionately in love with Andromaque. Is he to sacrifice his love or his crown ? He shows himself quite ready to risk the latter, but is driven to the cruel determination to surrender Astyanax by the obdurate scorn of Andromaque. His old friend Phoenix (whose speeches are even more prosaic and commonplace than the speeches of confidents usually are) con- fines himself for the most part to urging Pyrrhus to give up Astyanax and to marry Hermione.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hermione is fret- ting with impatience at the conduct of Pyrrhus, and the spretm injuria formw is stirring up her angriest feelings. At the same time, she betrays her unconquerable love for her faithless wooer in a speech in which she vacillates between the deter- mination to welcome Oreste as a suitor and the hope that Pyrrhus' affection wiU yet veer round. Her character is throughout impetuous, headstrong and changeable. She flatters Oreste with the hope of her hand, and at the same time lets... him see but too well how she loves his rival.
Pyrrhus is in a hard case. On the one hand, the Greeks insist on his delivering up Astyanax, and on the other, he is passionately in love with Andromaque. Is he to sacrifice his love or his crown ? He shows himself quite ready to risk the latter, but is driven to the cruel determination to surrender Astyanax by the obdurate scorn of Andromaque. His old friend Phoenix (whose speeches are even more prosaic and commonplace than the speeches of confidents usually are) con- fines himself for the most part to urging Pyrrhus to give up Astyanax and to marry Hermione.
What to read after Gallica, And Other Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H James Henry Hallard to read onlineMoreLess
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