Lyteria a Dramatic Poem
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If in your memory my name shall live, Let it be join'd with hers who nobly spoke The words of heaven, and urged me to fulfil them.
If she had blenched, — I had not stood here now.
LUCIUS.
Woman's brave deeds are never recompensed From the world's mint of homage. She receives Only the praise (too oft but faintly spoke) Of him she leads to honor ; for her sphere Is far removed from the red field of Life, Where Man is form'd to combat. They are few 118 LYTERIA : Who read in Fame's bright chronicle... of worth, Unwritten praise of that devoted friend Who smooth'd the path of duty. Yet tho' the world To greatest action still denies applause, , We, who have known Lyteria, must proclaim Such nobleness the richest legacy Our champion leaves the city he has saved.
DGELIUS.
See, yonder threat'ning cloud is edged with fire, Showing the sign of promise, — while it tells The time has come for parting.
CURTIUS.
I accept The omen. — Ye tried friends, adieu. — Adieu, Fair city, for whose sake I had been proud To live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If in your memory my name shall live, Let it be join'd with hers who nobly spoke The words of heaven, and urged me to fulfil them.
If she had blenched, — I had not stood here now.
LUCIUS.
Woman's brave deeds are never recompensed From the world's mint of homage. She receives Only the praise (too oft but faintly spoke) Of him she leads to honor ; for her sphere Is far removed from the red field of Life, Where Man is form'd to combat. They are few 118 LYTERIA : Who read in Fame's bright chronicle... of worth, Unwritten praise of that devoted friend Who smooth'd the path of duty. Yet tho' the world To greatest action still denies applause, , We, who have known Lyteria, must proclaim Such nobleness the richest legacy Our champion leaves the city he has saved.
DGELIUS.
See, yonder threat'ning cloud is edged with fire, Showing the sign of promise, — while it tells The time has come for parting.
CURTIUS.
I accept The omen. — Ye tried friends, adieu. — Adieu, Fair city, for whose sake I had been proud To live.
What to read after Lyteria a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josiah Phillips Quincy to read onlineMoreLess
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