The Soothsayer
The Soothsayer
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Trees and plants and rocks sing.
[He kicks aside the wooden cup and the other gifts. ] [24] Dead things for meat and drink! Give me living tones, give me strings on which to play!
[He listens, with his ear to the ground. ] Farther and still farther away. His whirling court follows him. Now, I no longer hear the citterns, only the tapping of sandalled feet . . . Now, silence. It is as though I had been breath- ing in a purer, lighter day than ever before in my life then should be buried beneath ...a shower of heavy earth. Father of Light! Why hast thou forsaken me?
ERIGONE [outside] Eurytus !
[Eurytus turns and opens his arms. ] EURYTUS [softly] Erigone, my beloved Erigone !
[He picks up the sheepskin and buries his head in it. ] [25] Good-night, Erigone!
[ Overcome with his ecstasy, he hurries away. ] Avenging God! I come to serve thee, and to pay the penalty of my sin !
ERIGONE [outside] Eurytus !
[Erigone and The- ano enter the tent. Erigone lifts the bas- ket from her head. ] Why does he not answer me?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Trees and plants and rocks sing.
[He kicks aside the wooden cup and the other gifts. ] [24] Dead things for meat and drink! Give me living tones, give me strings on which to play!
[He listens, with his ear to the ground. ] Farther and still farther away. His whirling court follows him. Now, I no longer hear the citterns, only the tapping of sandalled feet . . . Now, silence. It is as though I had been breath- ing in a purer, lighter day than ever before in my life then should be buried beneath ...a shower of heavy earth. Father of Light! Why hast thou forsaken me?
ERIGONE [outside] Eurytus !
[Eurytus turns and opens his arms. ] EURYTUS [softly] Erigone, my beloved Erigone !
[He picks up the sheepskin and buries his head in it. ] [25] Good-night, Erigone!
[ Overcome with his ecstasy, he hurries away. ] Avenging God! I come to serve thee, and to pay the penalty of my sin !
ERIGONE [outside] Eurytus !
[Erigone and The- ano enter the tent. Erigone lifts the bas- ket from her head. ] Why does he not answer me?
What to read after The Soothsayer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verner Von Heidenstam to read onlineMoreLess
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