Ollanta An Ancient Peruvian Indian Drama
Ollanta An Ancient Peruvian Indian Drama
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Ah, proud Inca! ^ Swifty gather the ranks of my faithful Antis; My ever victorious soldiers pass in review; To them I distribute arrows!
Lo! there on the Sachahuaman hill, My men are gathering like thick clouds ; The flames of their warfires shall light the skies ; As the swift mountain torrents they shall des- cend.
To sweep you from my path, you scornful one!
Then it shall be seen Whether my valleys shall be taken from me!
Then it will not be as now That you will say, "My daughter can not be ...yours ; I-- #^ -^ *>r v^ 38 Ollanta You are unworthy of her. " Then pensive and sad You will fall at my feet, proud Inca! Then you will beseech me, "Take my daugh- ter!" On your knees you will implore your life!
{Original translation).
Curtain Scene 4. The princess in the dungeon.
{A cell very dimly lighted. A raised bed of stone at one side. The princess gives way to despairing lament, action).
Cusi Coyllur.
Ay Nustallay! Ay Mamallay!
How can I fail to mourn, How can I fail to weep?
My father so dear to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, proud Inca! ^ Swifty gather the ranks of my faithful Antis; My ever victorious soldiers pass in review; To them I distribute arrows!
Lo! there on the Sachahuaman hill, My men are gathering like thick clouds ; The flames of their warfires shall light the skies ; As the swift mountain torrents they shall des- cend.
To sweep you from my path, you scornful one!
Then it shall be seen Whether my valleys shall be taken from me!
Then it will not be as now That you will say, "My daughter can not be ...yours ; I-- #^ -^ *>r v^ 38 Ollanta You are unworthy of her. " Then pensive and sad You will fall at my feet, proud Inca! Then you will beseech me, "Take my daugh- ter!" On your knees you will implore your life!
{Original translation).
Curtain Scene 4. The princess in the dungeon.
{A cell very dimly lighted. A raised bed of stone at one side. The princess gives way to despairing lament, action).
Cusi Coyllur.
Ay Nustallay! Ay Mamallay!
How can I fail to mourn, How can I fail to weep?
My father so dear to me.
What to read after Ollanta An Ancient Peruvian Indian Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances C Wenrich to read onlineMoreLess
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