Stories From the Greek Tragedians
Stories From the Greek Tragedians
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So shall ye learnthat ill gains bring no profit to a man. " So the guard departed; but as he went he said to himself, "Now may theGods grant that the man be found; but however this may be, thou shaltnot see me come again on such errand as this, for even now have Iescaped beyond all hope. " Notwithstanding, after a space he came backwith one of his fellows; and they brought with them the maiden Antigone, with her hands bound together. And it chanced that at the same time KingCreon came forth fro...m the palace. Then the guard set forth the thing tohim, saying, "We cleared away the dust from the dead body, and satwatching it. And when it was now noon, and the sun was at his height, there came a whirlwind over the plain, driving a great cloud of dust. And when this had passed, we looked, and lo! this maiden whom we havebrought hither stood by the dead corpse. And when she saw that it laybare as before, she sent up an exceeding bitter cry, even as a birdwhose young ones have been taken from the nest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So shall ye learnthat ill gains bring no profit to a man. " So the guard departed; but as he went he said to himself, "Now may theGods grant that the man be found; but however this may be, thou shaltnot see me come again on such errand as this, for even now have Iescaped beyond all hope. " Notwithstanding, after a space he came backwith one of his fellows; and they brought with them the maiden Antigone, with her hands bound together. And it chanced that at the same time KingCreon came forth fro...m the palace. Then the guard set forth the thing tohim, saying, "We cleared away the dust from the dead body, and satwatching it. And when it was now noon, and the sun was at his height, there came a whirlwind over the plain, driving a great cloud of dust. And when this had passed, we looked, and lo! this maiden whom we havebrought hither stood by the dead corpse. And when she saw that it laybare as before, she sent up an exceeding bitter cry, even as a birdwhose young ones have been taken from the nest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Alfred John to read onlineMoreLess
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