Hypolympia
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PHOEBUS [_approaching her, and in a confidential tone_].
I will not disguise from you, Selene, my apprehension that thehideous colour may return. Your moon is divorced from yourself, and can but be desecrated and forlorn. But at least it shouldbe a matter of interest to you--yes, even of gratification, mysister--that this little bird, if it be a bird, has an enchantingpower of temporarily relieving it and raising it.
[SELENE, _manifestly more cheerful, ascends to the wood on the left_. PHOE...BUS, _turning again to the moon_, ] I have observed that this species of mysterious agency has a verysalutary effect upon the more melancholy of our female divinities. They are satisfied if they have the felicity of waiting forsomething which they cannot be certain of realising, and which theyattribute to a cause impossible to investigate. [_To_ SELENE, _raising his voice_. ] Whither do you go, my sister?
SELENE.
I am searching for this little bird. I propose to discuss withit the nature of its extraordinary, and I am ready to admit itsgratifying, control over the moon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PHOEBUS [_approaching her, and in a confidential tone_].
I will not disguise from you, Selene, my apprehension that thehideous colour may return. Your moon is divorced from yourself, and can but be desecrated and forlorn. But at least it shouldbe a matter of interest to you--yes, even of gratification, mysister--that this little bird, if it be a bird, has an enchantingpower of temporarily relieving it and raising it.
[SELENE, _manifestly more cheerful, ascends to the wood on the left_. PHOE...BUS, _turning again to the moon_, ] I have observed that this species of mysterious agency has a verysalutary effect upon the more melancholy of our female divinities. They are satisfied if they have the felicity of waiting forsomething which they cannot be certain of realising, and which theyattribute to a cause impossible to investigate. [_To_ SELENE, _raising his voice_. ] Whither do you go, my sister?
SELENE.
I am searching for this little bird. I propose to discuss withit the nature of its extraordinary, and I am ready to admit itsgratifying, control over the moon.
What to read after Hypolympia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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