嗔秤戻幣�哉膵�云利匈嬉蝕湊蛸賜�塋床四衲���萩晦編報炎嘔囚^泡仟 ̄云利匈��
栽怩弌傍利 卦指云慕朕村 紗秘慕禰 厘議慕尺 厘議慕禰 TXT畠云和墮 〆辺茄欺厘議箝誓匂〇

philoctetes-及7何蛍

酔楯荷恬: 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈 梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何! 泌惚云慕短嗤堋響頼���誅卒亮茂�俊彭堋響��辛聞喘貧圭 "辺茄欺厘議箝誓匂" 孔嬬 才 "紗秘慕禰" 孔嬬��



  PHILOCTETES

    In the tomb��

    There he must be。 O Scyros� �O my country��

    How could I bear to see thee as I am´

    I who had left thy sacred shores to aid

    The hateful sons of Greece�拭�O misery��

                                              ��He goes into the cave。��

  LEADER OF THE CHORUS  ��speaking��

    Ere now we should have taken thee to our ships��

    But that advancing this way I behold

    Ulysses�察�and with him Achilles' son。



                         ��NEOPTOLEMUS enters

                       still carrying the bow��

                 he is followed closely by ULYSSES。��



  ULYSSES

    Why this return�拭�Wherefore this haste��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I come

    To purge me of my crimes。

  ULYSSES

    Indeed� �What crimes��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    My blind obedience to the Grecian host

    And to thy counsels。

  ULYSSES

    Hast thou practised aught

    Base or unworthy of thee��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Yes�察�by art

    And vile deceit betrayed th' unhappy。

  ULYSSES

    Whom��

    Alas� �what mean you��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Nothing。 But the son

    Of Poeas´

  ULYSSES

    Ha� �what wouldst thou do�拭�My heart

    Misgives me。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I have ta'en his arms�察�and now´

  ULYSSES

    Thou wouldst restore them� �Speak� �Is that thy purpose��

    Almighty Jove��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Unjustly should I keep

    Another's right��

  ULYSSES

    Now�察�by the gods�察�thou meanest

    To mock me� �Dost thou not��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    If to speak truth

    Be mockery。

  ULYSSES

    And does Achilles' son

    Say this to me��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Why force me to repeat

    My words so often to thee��

  ULYSSES

    Once to hear them

    Is once indeed too much。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Doubt then no more��

    For I have told thee all。

  ULYSSES

    There are�察�remember��

    There are who may prevent thee。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Who shall dare

    To thwart my purpose��

  ULYSSES

    All the Grecian host��

    And with them�察�I。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Wise as thou art�察�Ulysses��

    Thou talkst most idly。

  ULYSSES

    Wisdom is not thine

    Either in word or deed。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Know�察�to be just

    Is better far than to be wise。

  ULYSSES

    But where��

    Where is the justice�察�thus unauthorized��

    To give a treasure back thou ow'st to me��

    And to my counsels��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I have done a wrong��

    And I will try to make atonement for it。

  ULYSSES

    Dost thou not fear the power of Greece��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I fear

    Nor Greece nor thee�察�when I am doing right。

  ULYSSES

    'Tis not with Troy then we contend。 but thee´

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I know not that。

  ULYSSES

    Seest thou this hand�拭�behold��

    It grasps my sword。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Mine is alike prepared��

    Nor seeks delay。

  ULYSSES

    But I will let thee go��

    Greece shall know all thy guilt�察�and shall revenge it。

                                                    ��ULYSSES departs。��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    'Twas well determined�察�always be as wise

    As now thou art�察�and thou mayst live in safety。

                                   ��He approaches the cave and calls。��

    Ho� �son of Poeas� �Philoctetes�察�leave

    Thy rocky habitation�察�and come forth。

  PHILOCTETES  ��from the cave��

    What noise was that�拭�Who calls on Philoctetes��

                                                       ��He comes out。��

    Alas� �what would you�察�strangers�拭�Are you come

    To heap fresh miseries on me��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Be of comfort��

    And bear the tidings which I bring。

  PHILOCTETES

    I dare not��

    Thy flattering tongue hath betrayed me。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    And is there then no room for penitence��

  PHILOCTETES

    Such were thy words�察�when�察�seemingly sincere��

    Yet meaning ill�察�thou stolst my arms away。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    But now it is not so。 I only came

    To know if thou art resolute to stay��

    Or sail with us。

  PHILOCTETES

    No more of that�察�'tis vain

    And useless all。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Art thou then fixed��

  PHILOCTETES

    I am��

    It is impossible to say how firmly。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I thought I could have moved thee�察�but I've done。

  PHILOCTETES

    'Tis well thou hast�察�thy labour had been vain��

    For never could my soul esteem the man

    Who robbed me of my dearest�察�best possession��

    And now would have me listen to his counsels´

    Unworthy offspring of the best of men��

    Perish th' Atreidae� �perish first Ulysses��

    Perish thyself��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Withhold thy imprecations��

    And take thy arrows back。

  PHILOCTETES

    A second time

    Wouldst thou deceive me��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    By th' almighty power

    Of sacred Jove I swear。

  PHILOCTETES

    O joyful sound��

    If thou sayst truly。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Let my actions speak。

    Stretch forth thy hand�察�and take thy arms again。



               ��As NEOPTOLEMUS gives the bow and arrows

               to PHILOCTETES�察�ULYSSES suddenly enters。��



  ULYSSES

    Witness ye gods� �Here�察�in the name of Greece

    And the Atreidae�察�I forbid it。

  PHILOCTETES

    Ha��

    What voice is that�拭�Ulysses'��

  ULYSSES

    Aye�察�'tis I´

    I who perforce will carry thee to Troy

    Spite of Achilles' son。

  PHILOCTETES

                               ��He aims an arrow directly at ULYSSES。��

    Not if I aim

    This shaft aright。

  NEOPTOLEMUS  ��laying hold of him��

    Now�察�by the gods�察�I beg thee

    Stop thy rash hand��

  PHILOCTETES

    Let go my arm。


  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I will not。

  PHILOCTETES

    Shall I not slay my enemy��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Oh�察�no��

    'Twould cast dishonour on us both。

                                            ��ULYSSES hastily departs。��

  PHILOCTETES

    Thou knowst��

    These Grecian chiefs are loud pretending boasters��

    Brave but in tongue�察�and cowards in the field。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I know it�察�but remember�察�I restored

    Thy arrows to thee�察�and thou hast no cause

    For rage or for complaint against thy friend。

  PHILOCTETES

    I own thy goodness。 Thou hast shown thyself

    Worthy thy birth�察�no son of Sisyphus��

    But of Achilles�察�who on earth preserved

    A fame unspotted�察�and amongst the dead

    Still shines superior�察�an illustrious shade。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Joyful I thank thee for a father's praise��

    And for my own�察�but listen to my words��

    And mark me well。 Misfortunes�察�which the gods

    Inflict on mortals�察�they perforce must bear��

    But when�察�oppressed by voluntary woes��

    They make themselves unhappy�察�they deserve not

    Our pity or our pardon。 Such art thou。

    Thy savage soul�察�impatient of advice��

    Rejects the wholesome counsel of thy friend��

    And treats him like a foe�察�but I will speak��

    Jove be my witness� �Therefore hear my words��

    And grave them in thy heart。 The dire disease

    Thou long hast suffered is from angry heaven��

    Which thus afflicts thee for thy rash approach

    To the fell serpent�察�which on Chrysa's shore

    Watched o'er the sacred treasures。 Know beside��

    That whilst the sun in yonder east shall rise��

    Or in the west decline�察�distempered still

    Thou ever shalt remain�察�unless to Troy

    Thy willing mind transport thee。 There the sons

    Of Aesculapius shall restore thee´ there

    By my assistance shalt thou conquer Troy。

    I know it well�察�for that prophetic sage��

    The Trojan captive Helenus�察�foretold

    It should be so。 ;Proud Troy  ��he added then��

    This very year must fall�察�if not�察�my life

    Shall answer for the falsehood。; Therefore yield。

    Thus to be deemed the first of Grecians�察�thus

    By Poeas' favourite sons to be restored��

    And thus marked out the conqueror of Troy��

    Is sure distinguished happiness。

  PHILOCTETES

    O life��

    Detested�察�why wilt thou still keep me here��

    Why not dismiss me to the tomb� �Alas��

    What can I do�拭�How can I disbelieve

    My generous friend�拭�I must consent�察�and yet

    Can I do this�察�and look upon the sun��

    Can I behold my friends´ will they forgive��

    Will they associate with me after this��

    And you�察�ye heavenly orbs that roll around me��

    How will ye bear to see me linked with those

    Who have destroyed me�察�e'en the sons of Atreus��

    E'en with Ulysses�察�source of all my woes��

    My sufferings past I could forget�察�but oh��

    I dread the woes to come�察�for well I know

    When once the mind's corrupted it brings forth

    Unnumbered crimes�察�and ills to ills succeed。

    It moves my wonder much that thou�察�my friend��

    Shouldst thus advise me�察�whom it ill becomes

    To think of Troy。 I rather had believed

    Thou wouldst have sent me far�察�far off from those

    Who have defrauded thee of thy just right��

    And gave thy arms away。 Are these the men

    Whom thou wouldst serve�拭�whom thou wouldst thus compel me

    To save and to defend�拭�It must not be。

    Remember�察�O my son� �the solemn oath

    Thou gav'st to bear me to my native soil。

    Do this�察�my friend�察�remain thyself at Scyros��

    And leave these wretches to be wretched still。

    Thus shalt thou merit double thanks�察�from me

    And from thy father�察�nor by succour given

    To vile betrayers prove thyself as vile。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    Thou sayst most truly。 Yet confide in heaven��

    Trust to thy friend�察�and leave this hated place。

  PHILOCTETES

    Leave it� �For whom�拭�For Troy and the Atreidae��

    These wounds forbid it。

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    They shall all be healed��

    Where I will carry thee。

  PHILOCTETES

    An idle tale

    Thou tellst me。 surely�察�dost thou not��

  NEOPTOLEMUS

    I speak

    What best may serve us both。

  PHILOCTETES

    But�察�speaking thus��

    Dost thou no
卦指朕村 貧匯匈 和匯匈 指欺競何 壘��0�� 家��0��
酔楯荷恬: 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈 梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何!
梁椣戻幣�� 梁心弌傍議揖扮窟燕得胎��傍竃徭失議心隈才凪万弌誌育断蛍�輌臆惨軼僑〃�燕慕得珊辛參資誼持蛍才将刮襲潜��範寔亟圻幹慕得 瓜寡追葎娼得辛參資誼寄楚署衛、持蛍才将刮襲潜填��