The Seven Plays, in English Verse
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ah !
What grisly troop come yonder in grey robes, With Gorgon-faces and thick serpent-hair Twisted in writhing coils ? I must be gone.
Cho. Best of all sons unto thy sire, what fancies Dizzy thy brain ? Be constant. Calm thy fear.
Or. This is no fancy, but a present woe.
I see my mother's Furies clearly there !
Cho. The blood is yet but recent on thy hand.
Hence this confusion of thy heart and brain.
Or. O Lord Apollo ! There ! What multitudes !
Their eyes drop down with hate and loveless blood....
IOS9-1076.] OR LIBATION-BEARERS. 245 Cho. Yet there is peace for thee. Apollo's hand Shall free thy life from this assault of woe.
Or. Ye do not see them ; but I see them well.
They are on me ! They pursue me forth. I go. \Exit.
Cho. May peace attend thy path, and some kind power O'erlook and guard thee in a prosperous way 1 Three storms have spent their strength against these walls.
The third is over. First in yonder halls Came death of children and a feast abhorred, Then that foul murder of our kingly lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ah !
What grisly troop come yonder in grey robes, With Gorgon-faces and thick serpent-hair Twisted in writhing coils ? I must be gone.
Cho. Best of all sons unto thy sire, what fancies Dizzy thy brain ? Be constant. Calm thy fear.
Or. This is no fancy, but a present woe.
I see my mother's Furies clearly there !
Cho. The blood is yet but recent on thy hand.
Hence this confusion of thy heart and brain.
Or. O Lord Apollo ! There ! What multitudes !
Their eyes drop down with hate and loveless blood....
IOS9-1076.] OR LIBATION-BEARERS. 245 Cho. Yet there is peace for thee. Apollo's hand Shall free thy life from this assault of woe.
Or. Ye do not see them ; but I see them well.
They are on me ! They pursue me forth. I go. \Exit.
Cho. May peace attend thy path, and some kind power O'erlook and guard thee in a prosperous way 1 Three storms have spent their strength against these walls.
The third is over. First in yonder halls Came death of children and a feast abhorred, Then that foul murder of our kingly lord.
What to read after The Seven Plays, in English Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aeschylus to read onlineMoreLess
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