Pindar
Pindar
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t The following extract may perhaps elucidate this pas- 20 ANACREON.
His liquid voice breathes odours round, And mingles with the melting' sound. With goldimJiijCks, young- Cupid see, And Bacchus, young and fair as he ; With these is lovely Venus too, Who hastes to join the sportive crew; While we old men can scarce refrain To live the life we loved again.
ODE VII. — ON CUPID. * Cupid once, with staff in hand, (A slender hyacinthine wand, ) Slow walking with a tottering pace, Defied me to the r...apid race. Away we flew o'er flood and fell, O'er craggy rock and bushy dell. Till hastening on with swiftest speed, A serpent stung me ; then indeedf My heart forgot its wonted play ; I fainted — sunk — and died away.
sage : " The summer Ls already far advanced in this part of the world ; and, for some miles round Adrianople, the whole ground is laid out in gardens, and the banks of the rivers are set with rows of fruit trees, under which all the most considerable Turks divert themselves every evening ; not with walking, that is not one of their pleasures; but a set party of them choose out a green spot, where the shade is very thick, and there they spread a carpet, on which they sit drinking their coffee, and are generally attended by some slave with a fine voice, or that plays on some instrument.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
t The following extract may perhaps elucidate this pas- 20 ANACREON.
His liquid voice breathes odours round, And mingles with the melting' sound. With goldimJiijCks, young- Cupid see, And Bacchus, young and fair as he ; With these is lovely Venus too, Who hastes to join the sportive crew; While we old men can scarce refrain To live the life we loved again.
ODE VII. — ON CUPID. * Cupid once, with staff in hand, (A slender hyacinthine wand, ) Slow walking with a tottering pace, Defied me to the r...apid race. Away we flew o'er flood and fell, O'er craggy rock and bushy dell. Till hastening on with swiftest speed, A serpent stung me ; then indeedf My heart forgot its wonted play ; I fainted — sunk — and died away.
sage : " The summer Ls already far advanced in this part of the world ; and, for some miles round Adrianople, the whole ground is laid out in gardens, and the banks of the rivers are set with rows of fruit trees, under which all the most considerable Turks divert themselves every evening ; not with walking, that is not one of their pleasures; but a set party of them choose out a green spot, where the shade is very thick, and there they spread a carpet, on which they sit drinking their coffee, and are generally attended by some slave with a fine voice, or that plays on some instrument.
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