Orestes (Les Érinnyes); a Drama in Two Parts
Orestes (Les Érinnyes); a Drama in Two Parts
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Bear witness that I speak the truth!
Orestes lives ! I am that man !
ELECTRA: Thou art my brother, dearest heart of hearts, I know, for all my being yearns to thee!
Dream of my nights and longing of my days, In spite of drear forebodings hoped for still, Indeed I own thee. Now my spirit feels New thirst for life. O friend, so long desired, Thou spakest truth: The dawn already gleams; My griefs are gone; for thou wilt be to me At once our royal father, now no more, Our sister whom the Gods forso...ok, and she, That mother who hath learned to loathe us. Come!
Console me for the loss of all I loved; O brother, be thou faithful unto me!
22 ORESTES: No force can break the bond of lore that binds us.
Pray Hades gulf me should I e'er forsake thee!
ELECTRA: But say, what drove thee, God or oracle, From exile hitherward where danger dwells?
Dost thou know all? A coward tyrranous, Joined with a traitor queen feasts on our woes.
Our father's wealth, our people, sore oppressed.
Aegisthos rules. Take heed, O brother dear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bear witness that I speak the truth!
Orestes lives ! I am that man !
ELECTRA: Thou art my brother, dearest heart of hearts, I know, for all my being yearns to thee!
Dream of my nights and longing of my days, In spite of drear forebodings hoped for still, Indeed I own thee. Now my spirit feels New thirst for life. O friend, so long desired, Thou spakest truth: The dawn already gleams; My griefs are gone; for thou wilt be to me At once our royal father, now no more, Our sister whom the Gods forso...ok, and she, That mother who hath learned to loathe us. Come!
Console me for the loss of all I loved; O brother, be thou faithful unto me!
22 ORESTES: No force can break the bond of lore that binds us.
Pray Hades gulf me should I e'er forsake thee!
ELECTRA: But say, what drove thee, God or oracle, From exile hitherward where danger dwells?
Dost thou know all? A coward tyrranous, Joined with a traitor queen feasts on our woes.
Our father's wealth, our people, sore oppressed.
Aegisthos rules. Take heed, O brother dear.
What to read after Orestes (Les Érinnyes); a Drama in Two Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massenet, Jules, 1842-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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