Pygmalion And Galatea. An Entirely Original Mythological Comedy
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Galatea — in thine innocence (taking glass from her) Thon sayest things that others would reprove.
Gal. Indeed, Pygmalion ; then it is wrong To think that one is exquisitely fair ?
Ptg. Well, Galatea, it's a sentiment That every other woman shares with thee ; They thi7ik it — but they keep it to themselves.
Gal. And is thy wife as beautiful as I ?
Pyg. No, Galatea, for in forming thee I took her features — lovely fn themselves— And in the marble made them lovelier still.
Gal. (disappointed) Uh ...1 then I'm not original ?
Pyg. Well— no— That is — thou hast indeed a prototype.
But though in stone thou did'st resemble her, In life, the difference is manifest.
Gal. I'm very glad that I am lovelier than she.
And am I better ? (sits, L.) Pyg. That I do not know.
Gal. Then she has faults.
Pyg. Very few indeed ; PYGMALION AND GALATEA. 16 Mere trivial blemishes, that serve to show Tliat she and I are of one common kin.
I love her all the better for such faults, GaIi. {after a pause) Tell me some faults and I'll commit them now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Galatea — in thine innocence (taking glass from her) Thon sayest things that others would reprove.
Gal. Indeed, Pygmalion ; then it is wrong To think that one is exquisitely fair ?
Ptg. Well, Galatea, it's a sentiment That every other woman shares with thee ; They thi7ik it — but they keep it to themselves.
Gal. And is thy wife as beautiful as I ?
Pyg. No, Galatea, for in forming thee I took her features — lovely fn themselves— And in the marble made them lovelier still.
Gal. (disappointed) Uh ...1 then I'm not original ?
Pyg. Well— no— That is — thou hast indeed a prototype.
But though in stone thou did'st resemble her, In life, the difference is manifest.
Gal. I'm very glad that I am lovelier than she.
And am I better ? (sits, L.) Pyg. That I do not know.
Gal. Then she has faults.
Pyg. Very few indeed ; PYGMALION AND GALATEA. 16 Mere trivial blemishes, that serve to show Tliat she and I are of one common kin.
I love her all the better for such faults, GaIi. {after a pause) Tell me some faults and I'll commit them now.
What to read after Pygmalion And Galatea. An Entirely Original Mythological Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Schwenck Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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