The Dramas of Sophocles Rendered in English Verse, Dramatic And Lyric
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Chorus At his return arose A burden of woes — of woes To thy father's resting-place, What time was darted a thrust.
From fangs all brass, at his face.
Fraud was deviser — Lust Was slayer — embodying the shade Of a fell deed foully planned, Yea, whether by heavenly aid 200 Or a mortal's hand.
Electra O day that far beyond all Dawned most hateful to see !
O night — O sorrows abhorred Of that ghastly festival — Murder done villainously On my sire, by the hands of twain Who took my life as a prey.
...Who annihilated me !
Whom may God with rightful reward.
The Olympian Power, again For their deeds amply repay, 210 Nor let them compass their bliss By an act like this !
Chorus Take heed; say no more.
Hast thou no consciousness Out of what wealth before Thou fair St thus miserably Into ills that abide with thee?
Thou hast wrought thee woes in excess.
Bringing forth strife on strife To the heaviness of thy life; And is it so easy a thing To contend with a king? 22( 138 SOPHOCLES Electra Hard is my fate, full hard; I know it; I am mad, I confess; Yet not for the fates that oppress Will I keep this wrath under guard, So long as my life shall endure !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chorus At his return arose A burden of woes — of woes To thy father's resting-place, What time was darted a thrust.
From fangs all brass, at his face.
Fraud was deviser — Lust Was slayer — embodying the shade Of a fell deed foully planned, Yea, whether by heavenly aid 200 Or a mortal's hand.
Electra O day that far beyond all Dawned most hateful to see !
O night — O sorrows abhorred Of that ghastly festival — Murder done villainously On my sire, by the hands of twain Who took my life as a prey.
...Who annihilated me !
Whom may God with rightful reward.
The Olympian Power, again For their deeds amply repay, 210 Nor let them compass their bliss By an act like this !
Chorus Take heed; say no more.
Hast thou no consciousness Out of what wealth before Thou fair St thus miserably Into ills that abide with thee?
Thou hast wrought thee woes in excess.
Bringing forth strife on strife To the heaviness of thy life; And is it so easy a thing To contend with a king? 22( 138 SOPHOCLES Electra Hard is my fate, full hard; I know it; I am mad, I confess; Yet not for the fates that oppress Will I keep this wrath under guard, So long as my life shall endure !
What to read after The Dramas of Sophocles Rendered in English Verse, Dramatic And Lyric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophocles to read onlineMoreLess
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