Studies From Attic Drama
Studies From Attic Drama
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ADMETUS.
Take our hand. We know it, and have known it long. And on our path the shadow of this fate Has lain these many days. Before the gods We bow our head, o'er-mastered. Fare thee well. Beloved, who, in dying, hast redeemed Ill ALCESTIS A life, which, treasured for its happiness, I now see yoked with cheerless widowhood, To ends I thought not of. And now, my friends.
Raise to the deity, who reigns below.
Your antiphone of song, while we prepare The dead for burial ; whom, at set of sun.
We ...will bear forth with solemn requiem.
Till then attend us. Throughout all the city We do ordain, in honour of this queen, A general mourning. Hushed be every pipe.
Silent the lyre, till twelve full moons be past.
For never, through the ages, shall be found One worthy of more honour, or for whom A heavier sorrow follows to the tomb.
Lead on. Ourselves shall bear this burden in.
[H^ carries in the body, CHORUS.
Daughter of Pelias, O queen revered. In death most glorious, how art thou taken Untimely from thy people !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ADMETUS.
Take our hand. We know it, and have known it long. And on our path the shadow of this fate Has lain these many days. Before the gods We bow our head, o'er-mastered. Fare thee well. Beloved, who, in dying, hast redeemed Ill ALCESTIS A life, which, treasured for its happiness, I now see yoked with cheerless widowhood, To ends I thought not of. And now, my friends.
Raise to the deity, who reigns below.
Your antiphone of song, while we prepare The dead for burial ; whom, at set of sun.
We ...will bear forth with solemn requiem.
Till then attend us. Throughout all the city We do ordain, in honour of this queen, A general mourning. Hushed be every pipe.
Silent the lyre, till twelve full moons be past.
For never, through the ages, shall be found One worthy of more honour, or for whom A heavier sorrow follows to the tomb.
Lead on. Ourselves shall bear this burden in.
[H^ carries in the body, CHORUS.
Daughter of Pelias, O queen revered. In death most glorious, how art thou taken Untimely from thy people !
What to read after Studies From Attic Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward George Harman to read onlineMoreLess
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