The Complete Works of C S Calverley
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So shalt thou — if the Greeks obey thy voice — See which be base, which brave, of all the host, Leaders and led : — for singly they will fight : — 395 And know if it be Fate, or man's unskill And cowardice, that bars thy road to Troy. " And royal Agamemnon spake again. " Yea, and in council none is like to thee, Old man, of all the children of the Greeks. 4or o 194 HOMER'S ILIAD [Book II.
Zeus, O Phcebus, and Athene ! would 1 had ten such counsellors ! Soon would bow yon walls, By our arm ta'en... and sacked. But Cronos' son Makes woe my portion, .^gis-armed Zeus Doth cast my lot in bootless feuds and strifes. 405 Lo ! for a girl's sake strive with warring tongues I and Achilles — my wrath roused the strife.
Should but we twain be one in purpose, then Not for an hour shall linger Dion's doom.
But break ye now your fast, and then to war. 410 Let each whet well his spear, and hold his shield Ready, feed well his swift-foot steeds, and look, For battle bound, his chariot o'er and o'er : That in stern war we strive the livelong day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So shalt thou — if the Greeks obey thy voice — See which be base, which brave, of all the host, Leaders and led : — for singly they will fight : — 395 And know if it be Fate, or man's unskill And cowardice, that bars thy road to Troy. " And royal Agamemnon spake again. " Yea, and in council none is like to thee, Old man, of all the children of the Greeks. 4or o 194 HOMER'S ILIAD [Book II.
Zeus, O Phcebus, and Athene ! would 1 had ten such counsellors ! Soon would bow yon walls, By our arm ta'en... and sacked. But Cronos' son Makes woe my portion, .^gis-armed Zeus Doth cast my lot in bootless feuds and strifes. 405 Lo ! for a girl's sake strive with warring tongues I and Achilles — my wrath roused the strife.
Should but we twain be one in purpose, then Not for an hour shall linger Dion's doom.
But break ye now your fast, and then to war. 410 Let each whet well his spear, and hold his shield Ready, feed well his swift-foot steeds, and look, For battle bound, his chariot o'er and o'er : That in stern war we strive the livelong day.
What to read after The Complete Works of C S Calverley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calverley Charles Stuart to read onlineMoreLess
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