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Termos e frases comuns
Admetos Aischulos Alkestis AMPHITRUON Aristophanes Athenai aught Bacchos Balaustion bear blame born boys brave breath brow CHOROS Comedy corpse crown dance dare dead death Dekeleia didst dost earth Eupolis Euripides Eurustheus Euthukles eyes face fancy fate father fear FERISHTAH'S FANCIES flesh fool friends glory gods grace grief groan Hades Haides hand hast hate head heart Hellas HERAKLES Iophon Kameiros king Kreon labor laugh leave Lenaia life's live lord LUKOS lyre man's MEGARA mind Moirai mortal Muse needs never Nowise o'er once Pacchiarotto Peace Pheidias Phokis play poet praise prize prove sake sire smile Sokrates song Sophokles sorrow soul Strattis tears Thebes thee there's THESEUS Thessalian thine things thou Thrace thyself true truth turn what's Whence wife wilt wine word youth Zeus
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Página 510 - But — shop each day and all day long ! Friend, your good angel slept, your star Suffered eclipse, fate did you wrong ! From where these sorts of treasures are, There should our hearts be — Christ, how far ! PISGAH-SIGHTS. I. I. OVER the ball of it, Peering and prying, How I see all of it, Life there, outlying! Roughness and smoothness, Shine and defilement, Grace and uncouthness : One reconcilement.
Página 493 - Have you found your life distasteful ? My life did and does smack sweet. Was your youth of pleasure wasteful ? Mine I saved and hold complete. Do your joys with age diminish ? When mine fail me, I'll complain. Must in death your daylight finish ? My sun sets to rise again.
Página 105 - Gladness be with thee, Helper of our world ! I think this is the authentic sign and seal Of Godship, that it ever waxes glad, And more glad, until gladness blossoms, bursts Into a rage to suffer for mankind, And recommence at sorrow : drops like seed After the blossom, ultimate of all.
Página 491 - Which of you did I enable Once to slip inside my breast, There to catalogue and label What I like least, what love best, Hope and fear, believe and doubt of, Seek and shun, respect — deride? Who has right to make a rout of Rarities he found inside?
Página 117 - To be demonstrably thy friend : but thou Told'st me not of the corpse then claiming care, That was thy wife's, but didst instal me guest I the house here, as though busied with a grief Indeed, but then, mere grief beyond thy gate : And so, I crowned my head, and to the Gods Poured my libations in thy dwelling-place, With such misfortune round me. And I blame — Certainly blame thee, having suffered thus ! But still I would not pain thee, pained enough...
Página 153 - There live in peace, there work in hope once more, O nothing doubt, Philemon ! Greed and strife, Hatred and cark and care, what place have they In yon blue liberality of heaven ? How the sea helps ! How rose-smit earth will rise Breast-high thence, some bright morning, and be Rhodes! Heaven, earth and sea, my warrant — in their name, Believe — o'er falsehood, truth is surely sphered, O'er ugliness beams beauty, o'er this world Extends that realm where,
Página 116 - The yellow hair o' the hero ! — his big frame A-quiver with each muscle sinking back Into the sleepy smooth it leaped from late. Under the great guard of one arm, there leant A shrouded something, live and woman-like, Propped by the heart-beats 'neath the lion-coat.
Página 131 - That consecration to the lower Gods, And on our upper world the third day rise ! Lead her in, meanwhile ; good and true thou art, Good, true, remain thou ! Practise piety To stranger-guests the old way ! So, farewell ! Since forth I fare, fulfil my urgent task Set by the king, the son of Sthenelos.
Página 104 - I' the house again Alkestis, bring about Comfort and succor to Admetos so! I will go lie in wait for Death, black-stoled King of the corpses! I shall find him, sure, Drinking, beside the tomb, o' the sacrifice: And if I lie in ambuscade, and leap Out of my lair, and seize — encircle him Till one hand join the other round about — There lives not who shall pull him out from me...
Página 33 - Preference for her husband to herself Than by determining to die for him ? But so much all our city knows indeed : Hear what she did indoors and wonder then ! For, when she felt the crowning day was come, She washed with river-waters her white skin, And, taking from the cedar closets forth Vesture and ornament, bedecked herself Nobly, and stood before the hearth, and prayed : ' Mistress, because I now depart the world, Falling before thee the last time, I ask — Be mother to my orphans...