Poems Original And Translated
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Sisters, sisters, lay your ear To the shore's green brink, and say, If the beats, like me, you hear Of horses' hooves that come this way. Much I marvel, who to-night Message bears in stormy flight.
FAUST.
The earth rings with a hollow sound, As from a flying courser's bound ! There, there, see there ! Should fate so rare Be mine, then, then would all be well, Oh marvel without parallel ! A horseman on a snowy steed High mettle in his looks I read, Comes trampling on and on to me. I do not err '...tis he, the son 84 GOETHE'S FAUST.
Of Philyra, the far-famed one !
Stop, Chiron, stop ! I'd speak with thee.
CHIBON.
How now ! What wouldst thou ? FAUST.
Pause, I prithee.
CHIBON. I may not rest.
FAUST. Then take me with thee !
CHIBON.
Mount ! And I then may question thee at will. Whither wouldst go ? Thou stand'st here on the hanks Would'st cross the stream ? I'll take thee. Pausing still ?
FAUST (mounting).
Where'er thou wilt and win my endless thanks. The great man thou, the teacher rich in glory, Who rear'd a race of heroes high and bold, Those gallant Argonauts renown'd in story, And all who made the poet's world of old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sisters, sisters, lay your ear To the shore's green brink, and say, If the beats, like me, you hear Of horses' hooves that come this way. Much I marvel, who to-night Message bears in stormy flight.
FAUST.
The earth rings with a hollow sound, As from a flying courser's bound ! There, there, see there ! Should fate so rare Be mine, then, then would all be well, Oh marvel without parallel ! A horseman on a snowy steed High mettle in his looks I read, Comes trampling on and on to me. I do not err '...tis he, the son 84 GOETHE'S FAUST.
Of Philyra, the far-famed one !
Stop, Chiron, stop ! I'd speak with thee.
CHIBON.
How now ! What wouldst thou ? FAUST.
Pause, I prithee.
CHIBON. I may not rest.
FAUST. Then take me with thee !
CHIBON.
Mount ! And I then may question thee at will. Whither wouldst go ? Thou stand'st here on the hanks Would'st cross the stream ? I'll take thee. Pausing still ?
FAUST (mounting).
Where'er thou wilt and win my endless thanks. The great man thou, the teacher rich in glory, Who rear'd a race of heroes high and bold, Those gallant Argonauts renown'd in story, And all who made the poet's world of old.
What to read after Poems Original And Translated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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