Sophocles : the Seven Plays in English Verse
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For I Alone, of two things had achieved one.
Noble deliverance or a noble death.
Or. Be silent ; for I hear within the house A footstep coming forth.
El. {loudly). Strangers, go in !
For none within the palace will reject Your burden, nor be gladdened by the event.
Enter the Old Man.
Old M. O lost in folly and bereft of soul !
Is't that your care for life hath ebbed away, Or were you born without intelligence.
When fallen, not near, but in the midst of ill.
And that the greatest, ye perceive it... not ?
Had I not watched the doors this while, your deeds 1332-1360] Electra 209 Had gone within the palace ere yourselves.
But, as things are, my care hath fenced you round.
Now, then, have done with long-protracted talk, And this insatiable outburst of joy, And enter, for in such attempts as these Delay is hurtful : and 'tis more than time.
Or. But how shall I find matters there within ?
Old M. Well. You are shielded by their ignorance.
Or. That means you have delivered me as dead. ^ /, Old M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For I Alone, of two things had achieved one.
Noble deliverance or a noble death.
Or. Be silent ; for I hear within the house A footstep coming forth.
El. {loudly). Strangers, go in !
For none within the palace will reject Your burden, nor be gladdened by the event.
Enter the Old Man.
Old M. O lost in folly and bereft of soul !
Is't that your care for life hath ebbed away, Or were you born without intelligence.
When fallen, not near, but in the midst of ill.
And that the greatest, ye perceive it... not ?
Had I not watched the doors this while, your deeds 1332-1360] Electra 209 Had gone within the palace ere yourselves.
But, as things are, my care hath fenced you round.
Now, then, have done with long-protracted talk, And this insatiable outburst of joy, And enter, for in such attempts as these Delay is hurtful : and 'tis more than time.
Or. But how shall I find matters there within ?
Old M. Well. You are shielded by their ignorance.
Or. That means you have delivered me as dead. ^ /, Old M.
What to read after Sophocles : the Seven Plays in English Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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