Endymion, a Comedy in Three Acts
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I'll listen no longer, I say ! My ears are weary of thy pleading ! Let me go. \^Exit.
Endym. Nay, thou shalt hear ! {Folloivs her.) Artemis. All's safe there. She will not yield to-day, though almost had he won her. (Her. enters zvith Morpheus, veiled i?i gray and poppy-croivned.) Well done, fleet mes- senger ! In good time thou dost return. Now go, lure back the love-sick youth that follows Phrynia. (Her. starts as if to go, but remains in the back-grou?id, listening curiouslyy unobserved.) We...lcome, god of sleep.
MoR. Myself I come at thy behest, bright Artemis.
What's thy will?
Artemis. I thank thee, Morpheus. There is a noble youth who, for his good, must listen to my counsel, but so are his waking thoughts bound to a mortal maid, he'll not hear me ; therefore must I take him sleeping. It is my will then, that thou snare him in a sleep of such depth and potency that he may not waken save at my will. Canst thou do this ?
MoR. Truly, goddess of night ! Where is the youth ?
Artemis. Hermes will lead him to thee here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll listen no longer, I say ! My ears are weary of thy pleading ! Let me go. \^Exit.
Endym. Nay, thou shalt hear ! {Folloivs her.) Artemis. All's safe there. She will not yield to-day, though almost had he won her. (Her. enters zvith Morpheus, veiled i?i gray and poppy-croivned.) Well done, fleet mes- senger ! In good time thou dost return. Now go, lure back the love-sick youth that follows Phrynia. (Her. starts as if to go, but remains in the back-grou?id, listening curiouslyy unobserved.) We...lcome, god of sleep.
MoR. Myself I come at thy behest, bright Artemis.
What's thy will?
Artemis. I thank thee, Morpheus. There is a noble youth who, for his good, must listen to my counsel, but so are his waking thoughts bound to a mortal maid, he'll not hear me ; therefore must I take him sleeping. It is my will then, that thou snare him in a sleep of such depth and potency that he may not waken save at my will. Canst thou do this ?
MoR. Truly, goddess of night ! Where is the youth ?
Artemis. Hermes will lead him to thee here.
What to read after Endymion, a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren, Marie Josephine. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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