Greek Folk-Songs
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Mr. Tozer's remark {Highlands of Turkey, vol. ii., p. 257) that ' of real humour . . . there is hardly any trace in their composition.' This fancied fact Mr. TozER attributes to, or rather deduces from, the ' sad and serious condition of a people conscious of living under oppression.' The Dance of the Maiaens. 185 ' You must sit at home and spin ; Weaving, too, will keep you in.' ' Both we laugh at gaily, pooh !
Loom and twirling spindle too !' ' Your husband you indoors will close, And with hi...s stick he'll give you blows.' ' The stick should have two ends, he'd see !
And we would have a second key !' THE FEAST.
TO STMITOSION.
TLivaftav xa.v/tia yio/xdra %. t, X.
{Aravandinos, 411.) DRINK we beakers filled to brim, With us black-eyed maidens trim ; Black eyes with us at our wine ; Black eyes from the windows shine.
If I were a klepht I'd steal them, Or were cunning, I'd beguile them !
To the market they should go, While the crier went to and fro ; I would sell them, I'll be bound, Sell them for five hundred pound !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Tozer's remark {Highlands of Turkey, vol. ii., p. 257) that ' of real humour . . . there is hardly any trace in their composition.' This fancied fact Mr. TozER attributes to, or rather deduces from, the ' sad and serious condition of a people conscious of living under oppression.' The Dance of the Maiaens. 185 ' You must sit at home and spin ; Weaving, too, will keep you in.' ' Both we laugh at gaily, pooh !
Loom and twirling spindle too !' ' Your husband you indoors will close, And with hi...s stick he'll give you blows.' ' The stick should have two ends, he'd see !
And we would have a second key !' THE FEAST.
TO STMITOSION.
TLivaftav xa.v/tia yio/xdra %. t, X.
{Aravandinos, 411.) DRINK we beakers filled to brim, With us black-eyed maidens trim ; Black eyes with us at our wine ; Black eyes from the windows shine.
If I were a klepht I'd steal them, Or were cunning, I'd beguile them !
To the market they should go, While the crier went to and fro ; I would sell them, I'll be bound, Sell them for five hundred pound !
What to read after Greek Folk-Songs?
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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