Jason And Medeia (2010)
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She sat in the room that opened on the terrace and garden watching the red go out of roses, the red-orange flame drain gradually out of the sky. Leaves, branches of trees, flowers that an hour before had been sharp with color, became all one, dark figures etched into dusk. Shade by shade they became one tone with the night. From Kreon’s palace above, its torchlit walls just visible here and there through gaps in the heavy bulk of oaks, occasional sounds came down, a burst of laughter, a snatch o...f song, the low boom of table chatter, and now and then some nearer voice, a guard, a servant at the gates—all far away, bell-like, ringing off smooth stone walls and walkways, glancing off pools, annulate tones moving out through the arch of distances.
At times, above more muted sounds, I could hear the drone of the female slave, Agapetika, putting the children to bed, and sometimes a muttered rebuke from the second of the slaves, the man.
Medeia sat like marble, expressionless, white hands clamped on the arms of her chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sat in the room that opened on the terrace and garden watching the red go out of roses, the red-orange flame drain gradually out of the sky. Leaves, branches of trees, flowers that an hour before had been sharp with color, became all one, dark figures etched into dusk. Shade by shade they became one tone with the night. From Kreon’s palace above, its torchlit walls just visible here and there through gaps in the heavy bulk of oaks, occasional sounds came down, a burst of laughter, a snatch o...f song, the low boom of table chatter, and now and then some nearer voice, a guard, a servant at the gates—all far away, bell-like, ringing off smooth stone walls and walkways, glancing off pools, annulate tones moving out through the arch of distances.
At times, above more muted sounds, I could hear the drone of the female slave, Agapetika, putting the children to bed, and sometimes a muttered rebuke from the second of the slaves, the man.
Medeia sat like marble, expressionless, white hands clamped on the arms of her chair.
What to read after Jason And Medeia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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