The Master of Tanagra An Artists Story of Old Hellas
The Master of Tanagra An Artists Story of Old Hellas
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Is the satyr there to be finished by glowering at it ? There, follow the example of the Boeotian bee ; look at him, the Tanagrian, how he fusses about at his Aphrodite, all diligent, without looking to right or left, without even thinking of a Kephisias, — she who never leaves thy thoughts, thou worthless favourite of Eros, THE MASTER OF TAN AGRA. 79 whilst he has only thoughts for his glory to come, in which he will soon outshine all of us poor Athenians. " These words, intended for Myrtolaos,... and which were taken up with noisy laughter by the rest of the pupils, made known the position in which he was regarded by his companions since he had been under guid- ance of Praxiteles.
" He is a clever being, " replied Polymachron. " He wishes to be renowned, all of a sudden, and in some surprising fashion ; for that reason he now keeps his talents so far in the dark that one could almost believe they were not there at all. " Loud laughter again greeted the joke which was shot at Myrtolaos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is the satyr there to be finished by glowering at it ? There, follow the example of the Boeotian bee ; look at him, the Tanagrian, how he fusses about at his Aphrodite, all diligent, without looking to right or left, without even thinking of a Kephisias, — she who never leaves thy thoughts, thou worthless favourite of Eros, THE MASTER OF TAN AGRA. 79 whilst he has only thoughts for his glory to come, in which he will soon outshine all of us poor Athenians. " These words, intended for Myrtolaos,... and which were taken up with noisy laughter by the rest of the pupils, made known the position in which he was regarded by his companions since he had been under guid- ance of Praxiteles.
" He is a clever being, " replied Polymachron. " He wishes to be renowned, all of a sudden, and in some surprising fashion ; for that reason he now keeps his talents so far in the dark that one could almost believe they were not there at all. " Loud laughter again greeted the joke which was shot at Myrtolaos.
What to read after The Master of Tanagra An Artists Story of Old Hellas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernst Von Wildenbruch to read onlineMoreLess
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