Kallirrhoe a Dramatic Poem
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CHOROS Defer Thy cares to fate ; how meetly may the earth Be ordered, 'tis divine solicitude.
Hallirrftoe 37 EURUPULOS Know, then, as I returned Aglaia hence, To me swift-footing o'er the mead there posted A messenger who urged a further speed, How that the king grew wan with fading breath* Alarmed, I hastened where he sat amid Ignorant and too willing ministrants. For one would soothe his brow, another loose His robe, and still another cried him air, Until I came and swept them with my hand Aw...ay and backward from his struggling breast. He seemed to sink beneath a load on 's heart, At every effort weaker coping, while, Dumb and imploring gods to ease his pain, We stood admiring his so godlike death* His temples throbbed with stroke and throe of vein. His eye stood fixed, his regal lips did quaver Like aging leaves at autumn's first fierce blast? Or, like scared soldiers in a first assault, And fitly, too, whose master save that hour Knew illness never. But when I perceived Behind me where the slaves stood all a-weeping, Ill-omened beat of breast and hair shook horrid From head, terror crept t9 my trembling foot And crawled snake-like, increasing length and upward Behind me, traveled on, and when it reached My brain, it stung me hot, it maddened me; I heard Melanios cry "How dark it grows 1 " And, trying eyes, I felt myself drop earthward Like some struck bird.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHOROS Defer Thy cares to fate ; how meetly may the earth Be ordered, 'tis divine solicitude.
Hallirrftoe 37 EURUPULOS Know, then, as I returned Aglaia hence, To me swift-footing o'er the mead there posted A messenger who urged a further speed, How that the king grew wan with fading breath* Alarmed, I hastened where he sat amid Ignorant and too willing ministrants. For one would soothe his brow, another loose His robe, and still another cried him air, Until I came and swept them with my hand Aw...ay and backward from his struggling breast. He seemed to sink beneath a load on 's heart, At every effort weaker coping, while, Dumb and imploring gods to ease his pain, We stood admiring his so godlike death* His temples throbbed with stroke and throe of vein. His eye stood fixed, his regal lips did quaver Like aging leaves at autumn's first fierce blast? Or, like scared soldiers in a first assault, And fitly, too, whose master save that hour Knew illness never. But when I perceived Behind me where the slaves stood all a-weeping, Ill-omened beat of breast and hair shook horrid From head, terror crept t9 my trembling foot And crawled snake-like, increasing length and upward Behind me, traveled on, and when it reached My brain, it stung me hot, it maddened me; I heard Melanios cry "How dark it grows 1 " And, trying eyes, I felt myself drop earthward Like some struck bird.
What to read after Kallirrhoe a Dramatic Poem?
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