Jephthahs Daughter And Other Poems
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Jephth. [Springing to his feet. '] What! Ithamar!
i oo Jephthatis Daughter.
Whence comest thou?
[Thyrzah and her maids throw back their veils, ft ham. Ask him, yon traitor there !
[Pointing to /air. After thy victory at Aroer, Dear lord, I left the camp, that self-same night; So dire a dread thy words had raised in me For my sweet foster-sister. My intent Was, all unknown to thee, to bear her news Of this impending peril, and to pray her To fly with me out of the way of harm. Had she refused, I... knew a band of youths Who, at my call, had lent me loving force, And borne her off. By most unhappy chance I told yon villain of my purpose. He Outstarted me, and by a well-known spring, Where travellers stay for water and for shade, Lay waiting me; and while I knelt to drink, In coward fashion drew his bow on me. I rose and turned, and saw him as he fled, Called him by name, and fell. I must have stayed Long senseless, for I woke to find myself Tended among a kindly company Of wandering Ammonites.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jephth. [Springing to his feet. '] What! Ithamar!
i oo Jephthatis Daughter.
Whence comest thou?
[Thyrzah and her maids throw back their veils, ft ham. Ask him, yon traitor there !
[Pointing to /air. After thy victory at Aroer, Dear lord, I left the camp, that self-same night; So dire a dread thy words had raised in me For my sweet foster-sister. My intent Was, all unknown to thee, to bear her news Of this impending peril, and to pray her To fly with me out of the way of harm. Had she refused, I... knew a band of youths Who, at my call, had lent me loving force, And borne her off. By most unhappy chance I told yon villain of my purpose. He Outstarted me, and by a well-known spring, Where travellers stay for water and for shade, Lay waiting me; and while I knelt to drink, In coward fashion drew his bow on me. I rose and turned, and saw him as he fled, Called him by name, and fell. I must have stayed Long senseless, for I woke to find myself Tended among a kindly company Of wandering Ammonites.
What to read after Jephthahs Daughter And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Henry Pember to read onlineMoreLess
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