The Mortal Gods And Other Plays
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His head strikes the root of a tree and he does not rise. A number of Spartans rush upon Blades. Others bear Agis off, left] ASONOFHERMES 157 Voices. The dog!
Tread him to earth ! Down ! down !
Bia. [Springing from them and taking off his cap] What, Greeks? You'd kill A brother?
A Voice. Biades!
Bia. My friends Voices. Ha, ha! His friends!
Lys. What friending was 't you gave us on the day You drove us out of Athens? Hoot and club Then spoke how dear you loved us. We had not Brought off our live...s if your desire had dared Blow full on Athens' heat.
Gir. Brought off our lives?
Where's Heracordus? Stoned at Athens' gate, And dead upon the road.
Bia. Nay, brothers Gir. Ha!
If you're a brother, weep beside his grave. I'll show it you.
Lys. And all the graves where lie The dead we brought two bleeding years ago From Decalea's wall, where you gave entry Then broke the truce with charge!
Bia. But hear, my lords Gir. Come, wail beside them till they wake and ask What new calamity brews in your tears!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His head strikes the root of a tree and he does not rise. A number of Spartans rush upon Blades. Others bear Agis off, left] ASONOFHERMES 157 Voices. The dog!
Tread him to earth ! Down ! down !
Bia. [Springing from them and taking off his cap] What, Greeks? You'd kill A brother?
A Voice. Biades!
Bia. My friends Voices. Ha, ha! His friends!
Lys. What friending was 't you gave us on the day You drove us out of Athens? Hoot and club Then spoke how dear you loved us. We had not Brought off our live...s if your desire had dared Blow full on Athens' heat.
Gir. Brought off our lives?
Where's Heracordus? Stoned at Athens' gate, And dead upon the road.
Bia. Nay, brothers Gir. Ha!
If you're a brother, weep beside his grave. I'll show it you.
Lys. And all the graves where lie The dead we brought two bleeding years ago From Decalea's wall, where you gave entry Then broke the truce with charge!
Bia. But hear, my lords Gir. Come, wail beside them till they wake and ask What new calamity brews in your tears!
What to read after The Mortal Gods And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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