The Electra of Euripides;
The Electra of Euripides;
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36 EURIPIDES Old Man.
There, by his brow, I see The scar he made, that day he ran with thee Chasing thy fawn, and fell.
Electra {in a dull voice), A scar ? 'Tis so.
I see a scar.
Old Man.
And fearest still to throw Thine arms round him thou lovest ?
Electra.
O, no more !
Thy sign hath conquered me. . . . {throwing herself into Orestes' arms). At last, at last !
Thy face like light ! And do I hold thee fast, Unhoped for ?
/ Orestes.
Yea, at last ! And I hold thee.
I never knew .
Electra.
•... • Orestes.
I dreamed not.
Electra.
Is it he, Orestes ?
ELECTRA 37 Orestes.
Tlr[_defender, yea, alone To fight the world ! Eo^' tITfs'3ay have I thrown A netTwHch once'unbroken from the sea Drawn home, shall . . . O, and it must surely be !
Else men shall know there is no God, no light In Heaven, if wrong to the end shall conquer right.
Chorus.
Comest thou, comest thou now, Chained by the years and slow, O Day long sought ?
A light on the mountains cold Is lit, yea, a fire burneth.
'Tis the light of one that turneth From roamings manifold, Back out of exile old To the house that knew him not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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36 EURIPIDES Old Man.
There, by his brow, I see The scar he made, that day he ran with thee Chasing thy fawn, and fell.
Electra {in a dull voice), A scar ? 'Tis so.
I see a scar.
Old Man.
And fearest still to throw Thine arms round him thou lovest ?
Electra.
O, no more !
Thy sign hath conquered me. . . . {throwing herself into Orestes' arms). At last, at last !
Thy face like light ! And do I hold thee fast, Unhoped for ?
/ Orestes.
Yea, at last ! And I hold thee.
I never knew .
Electra.
•... • Orestes.
I dreamed not.
Electra.
Is it he, Orestes ?
ELECTRA 37 Orestes.
Tlr[_defender, yea, alone To fight the world ! Eo^' tITfs'3ay have I thrown A netTwHch once'unbroken from the sea Drawn home, shall . . . O, and it must surely be !
Else men shall know there is no God, no light In Heaven, if wrong to the end shall conquer right.
Chorus.
Comest thou, comest thou now, Chained by the years and slow, O Day long sought ?
A light on the mountains cold Is lit, yea, a fire burneth.
'Tis the light of one that turneth From roamings manifold, Back out of exile old To the house that knew him not.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Euripides to read onlineMoreLess
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