Orestes a Tragedy
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(He lays a lock of hair on the grave and turns again to Py lades) How strange yon daisy, such a peaceful thing, The children's toy, dare bloom there unafraid, And the soft grass move idle in the wind, Where the great King, all thunder and all doom, My father, Agamemnon, takes his sleep! 23 Orestes, A Tragedy (Electra enters, followed by maidens bearing funeral libatisns) Whose face is this with eyes so holy with sorrow This April day and all these weeping maidens following her?
PYLADES.
It is E...lectra let us draw aside Within the shadows of the rocks and trees; She brings her tears too to your father's grave.
(Orestes and Pylades withdraw) ELECTRA. (Approaching Agamemnon's tomb) Father, dread king, and in the world of ghosts Still Agamemnon, I, your daughter, bring These flowers of April and these offerings Of honey and wine to your immortal sleep, And on your stern and solemn sepulchre Pour a child's love and make a childish prayer: O send Orestes back to save our land, Our golden Argos turned into a sty Of luxury effeminate and foul, Once such a land of soldiers and of gods Ah!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(He lays a lock of hair on the grave and turns again to Py lades) How strange yon daisy, such a peaceful thing, The children's toy, dare bloom there unafraid, And the soft grass move idle in the wind, Where the great King, all thunder and all doom, My father, Agamemnon, takes his sleep! 23 Orestes, A Tragedy (Electra enters, followed by maidens bearing funeral libatisns) Whose face is this with eyes so holy with sorrow This April day and all these weeping maidens following her?
PYLADES.
It is E...lectra let us draw aside Within the shadows of the rocks and trees; She brings her tears too to your father's grave.
(Orestes and Pylades withdraw) ELECTRA. (Approaching Agamemnon's tomb) Father, dread king, and in the world of ghosts Still Agamemnon, I, your daughter, bring These flowers of April and these offerings Of honey and wine to your immortal sleep, And on your stern and solemn sepulchre Pour a child's love and make a childish prayer: O send Orestes back to save our land, Our golden Argos turned into a sty Of luxury effeminate and foul, Once such a land of soldiers and of gods Ah!
What to read after Orestes a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Gallienne Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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