Oedipus At Colonus, Closely Translated From the Greek;
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They see us both, and see this difference, — Mine. injuries deeds, my poor reprisal words^ Cre. I'll not restrain my rage, but force him off, Stiffen'd with years and single-handed yet.
Oed. Ah I woe is me !
Cho. a bold heart, sir, thou hast brought here, to think thou shalt accomplish this / 7 42 OEDIPUS AT COLONUS.
Cre. I do.
Cho. Then /'// call A- thens a state no more.
Cre. Right on his side, the Uttle beats the strong.
Oed. Hear ye his talk ?
Cho. Talk without issue, though ; And that Zeus... knows.
Cre. Zeus haply knows, not thou.
Cho. Flat outrage !
Cre. To be borne with all the same, Cho. What hoi commons all! what ho 1 ye, our chiefs I Come away, come with speed I come away I lo I they'll pass The pass yonder soon.
Re-enter Theseus.
The. Why this shouting ? What's the matter ? What the fear hath made you now Interrupt me sacrificmg at the sea-god's altar here, — P ■• His, the lord of your Colonus ? — Tell me, let me know it ^^ This, which brings me hurrying hither nimblier than my feet' enjoy ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They see us both, and see this difference, — Mine. injuries deeds, my poor reprisal words^ Cre. I'll not restrain my rage, but force him off, Stiffen'd with years and single-handed yet.
Oed. Ah I woe is me !
Cho. a bold heart, sir, thou hast brought here, to think thou shalt accomplish this / 7 42 OEDIPUS AT COLONUS.
Cre. I do.
Cho. Then /'// call A- thens a state no more.
Cre. Right on his side, the Uttle beats the strong.
Oed. Hear ye his talk ?
Cho. Talk without issue, though ; And that Zeus... knows.
Cre. Zeus haply knows, not thou.
Cho. Flat outrage !
Cre. To be borne with all the same, Cho. What hoi commons all! what ho 1 ye, our chiefs I Come away, come with speed I come away I lo I they'll pass The pass yonder soon.
Re-enter Theseus.
The. Why this shouting ? What's the matter ? What the fear hath made you now Interrupt me sacrificmg at the sea-god's altar here, — P ■• His, the lord of your Colonus ? — Tell me, let me know it ^^ This, which brings me hurrying hither nimblier than my feet' enjoy ?
What to read after Oedipus At Colonus, Closely Translated From the Greek;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophocles to read onlineMoreLess
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