Horae Solitariae
Horae Solitariae
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" The Gods, " muttered Polymestor, " shuffle things this way and that, so that we may worship them out of ignorance. " With the play, the summer night was 62 Exiles at Play drawing to an end. With voices of elvish birds that haunt the mist, I heard the Chorus singing mournfully " One whose grief is beyond his strength may justly set himself free from this cheap life. " The Olympians drew closer and closer together; the torches fell, hissed, and went out;, the frightened swallows alighted on the... chancel windows. From all eyes tears were falling fast, but not from Hecuba's : Demeter asked if those were poppies she could taste in the early wind. Agamemnon spoke briefly : Hecuba was to go bury the corpses of her children. I could stay no longer, but as I went, I heard the Chorus singing for the last time "To the harbour, to the tents, my com- panions, and to the service of your masters Necessity is God. Sierra gar ananke" VI The Passing of Pan AMIDST a wood I came once upon an idiot, seated on a fallen tree, and was astonished by the classic beauty of his posture and the curls of golden hair on his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Gods, " muttered Polymestor, " shuffle things this way and that, so that we may worship them out of ignorance. " With the play, the summer night was 62 Exiles at Play drawing to an end. With voices of elvish birds that haunt the mist, I heard the Chorus singing mournfully " One whose grief is beyond his strength may justly set himself free from this cheap life. " The Olympians drew closer and closer together; the torches fell, hissed, and went out;, the frightened swallows alighted on the... chancel windows. From all eyes tears were falling fast, but not from Hecuba's : Demeter asked if those were poppies she could taste in the early wind. Agamemnon spoke briefly : Hecuba was to go bury the corpses of her children. I could stay no longer, but as I went, I heard the Chorus singing for the last time "To the harbour, to the tents, my com- panions, and to the service of your masters Necessity is God. Sierra gar ananke" VI The Passing of Pan AMIDST a wood I came once upon an idiot, seated on a fallen tree, and was astonished by the classic beauty of his posture and the curls of golden hair on his head.
What to read after Horae Solitariae?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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