Heathen Mythology
Heathen Mythology
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Thy words are most unjust ! The. And there thou standest with a brow as calm As innocence itself. Hip. In this I am most innocent ! — Nay, interrupt me not, for I will speak — Thou hast accused me of an awful crime, Thou hast accursed me with a father's curse, And I must vindicate myself or die?
Phaxlra, my mother, and thy wife, avowed In accents shameless as the wish she breathed, A most incestuous passion for my person : With fierce disdain I spurned her offered love, Implored her to remember... that I stood Before her as thy son, and did entreat her To come back to the straight path of her duty. The. And dost thou think that thou canst thus deceivi Away, away, no more pollute my court ; Wert thou not called my son, thy time were short. ' " Racini:.
Banished thus from the court of his father, the only consolation for a long time that Hippolytus possessed, was the consciousiu innocence. Remorse, however, at last preyed upon the bosom of Phaedra; after taking poison she confessed to Theseus the crime of which she had been guilty, and Hippolvtns was restored to the affections of his father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thy words are most unjust ! The. And there thou standest with a brow as calm As innocence itself. Hip. In this I am most innocent ! — Nay, interrupt me not, for I will speak — Thou hast accused me of an awful crime, Thou hast accursed me with a father's curse, And I must vindicate myself or die?
Phaxlra, my mother, and thy wife, avowed In accents shameless as the wish she breathed, A most incestuous passion for my person : With fierce disdain I spurned her offered love, Implored her to remember... that I stood Before her as thy son, and did entreat her To come back to the straight path of her duty. The. And dost thou think that thou canst thus deceivi Away, away, no more pollute my court ; Wert thou not called my son, thy time were short. ' " Racini:.
Banished thus from the court of his father, the only consolation for a long time that Hippolytus possessed, was the consciousiu innocence. Remorse, however, at last preyed upon the bosom of Phaedra; after taking poison she confessed to Theseus the crime of which she had been guilty, and Hippolvtns was restored to the affections of his father.
What to read after Heathen Mythology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cormack to read onlineMoreLess
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