Greek Folk Poesy; Annotated Translations From the Whole Cycle of Romaic Folk-Verse And Folk-Prose
Greek Folk Poesy; Annotated Translations From the Whole Cycle of Romaic Folk-Verse And Folk-Prose
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293 But our Saviour Christ has told us.
That the things which hidden are, Shall before the world be published.
And to all men, near and far.
When the ninth day comes, the people Swarm together in a crowd.
Shouting, threatening, — with their voices All the town re-echoes loud.
Hears the Governor. He the truth would Know of what has caused this stir.
The physicians asks to witness When the child they disinter.
Four physicians, skilled in medicine.
Hasten then to see the sight : They were Vinder a...nd Khionis, Sigour6s, Pallddes hight.
Vinegar they lave his flesh with, Thus to know if he'd been flayed ; Then they called to them the doctor Who the inquest first had made.
Him they show the signs of murder.
* " He was drowned *' ! dost thou say T Write and sign they their opinions, And their science gains the day.
* One that's met his death by drowning Has not hands like these pierced deep ; With your own eyes now behold you How they still like fountains weep !
* Now to-day at once I pray you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
293 But our Saviour Christ has told us.
That the things which hidden are, Shall before the world be published.
And to all men, near and far.
When the ninth day comes, the people Swarm together in a crowd.
Shouting, threatening, — with their voices All the town re-echoes loud.
Hears the Governor. He the truth would Know of what has caused this stir.
The physicians asks to witness When the child they disinter.
Four physicians, skilled in medicine.
Hasten then to see the sight : They were Vinder a...nd Khionis, Sigour6s, Pallddes hight.
Vinegar they lave his flesh with, Thus to know if he'd been flayed ; Then they called to them the doctor Who the inquest first had made.
Him they show the signs of murder.
* " He was drowned *' ! dost thou say T Write and sign they their opinions, And their science gains the day.
* One that's met his death by drowning Has not hands like these pierced deep ; With your own eyes now behold you How they still like fountains weep !
* Now to-day at once I pray you.
What to read after Greek Folk Poesy; Annotated Translations From the Whole Cycle of Romaic Folk-Verse And Folk-Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart-Glennie, John S to read onlineMoreLess
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