The Bride of Dinoysva a Mvsic Drama And Other Poems
The Bride of Dinoysva a Mvsic Drama And Other Poems
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When Minos shall have learnt your deed, what hope, What refuge from his wrath shall then be thine?
ARIADNE.
No: for me take no thought. So I may save you, With me it shall be well.
THESEUS. Then only well, If thou this day to Athens 30 ARIADNE. (Hastily^) No, Theseus! Here Act II Must I remain. (Seeking a pretext?) Already Scene II Is Daedalus fled. On him shall the wrath of Minos Be spent. Were I to flee my fatherland, What infamy were mine?
ATHENIANS.
Oh listen ! A footstep !
His footstep!
(A...RIADNE listens for a moment at the wall, then laughs?) ARIADNE.
Through this wall the sound comes.
Many long minutes still down echoing paths The maze must lead him ere he reach this place.
To the gate now let us haste.
THESEUS.
There lurk close hid, lest the bright moon betray you To Minos' sentinels. Erelong will I come, My task achieved.
ATHENIANS. No, Theseus; stay not here. Thy life and ours hazard no more.
THESEUS. This service Laid on me by the Gods shall I abjure? Ariadne doubts not. Wherefore should I fear?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Minos shall have learnt your deed, what hope, What refuge from his wrath shall then be thine?
ARIADNE.
No: for me take no thought. So I may save you, With me it shall be well.
THESEUS. Then only well, If thou this day to Athens 30 ARIADNE. (Hastily^) No, Theseus! Here Act II Must I remain. (Seeking a pretext?) Already Scene II Is Daedalus fled. On him shall the wrath of Minos Be spent. Were I to flee my fatherland, What infamy were mine?
ATHENIANS.
Oh listen ! A footstep !
His footstep!
(A...RIADNE listens for a moment at the wall, then laughs?) ARIADNE.
Through this wall the sound comes.
Many long minutes still down echoing paths The maze must lead him ere he reach this place.
To the gate now let us haste.
THESEUS.
There lurk close hid, lest the bright moon betray you To Minos' sentinels. Erelong will I come, My task achieved.
ATHENIANS. No, Theseus; stay not here. Thy life and ours hazard no more.
THESEUS. This service Laid on me by the Gods shall I abjure? Ariadne doubts not. Wherefore should I fear?
What to read after The Bride of Dinoysva a Mvsic Drama And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R C Robert Calverly Trevelyan to read onlineMoreLess
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