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TOTEIOT,0S0i3i,ISirDISV01?S KDKkS. ML ROOMS EUSEISVIICa
A Aeerhrloe waa tha tMW of Um of hi brother all xept Aaftsthua,
Creek trv drama, ma bm r ba th eldeet, who h4 escaped with his
yerxtol M tit treat eaa, of t oreak father. Weary, worn, broken, pennl-lre-t
poet, lie m a mAtUmt brur tern, Thyeste had com back to Art oi
ho brvam port, aoa fvacttt nn to plead for rrirlvenes. Atreus hod
Mod at Marathon. U Ixhi ha lurued like
tiroUoa In peaceful tlntra I Ut
lure, h look hJ M Jlnrrr4 renra
ntaU"iie of tli Dbaiyata aad wUaA
rTer tlrt Chr was of Utoee kia
dam otunupM purtrajtof al hla
lory Maa or mytha ttf "mafcre"
lime" mhk -to prliif P amid all Brttn
liie ponptaft) "Vl apun tbna fuand
rd the Gwk drama. Ha ara a aw
form aad a fresh trnprtna to tiMrk
IlKiralur . and a-lilnd al mm a
fame which ha bcroma (manorial. Al.
UioBCb trwilf MUea of Has play af I live at hla oourt.
Aeschylue hava aarvivcel the craturiat. Then ther waa that other bloody
only nextn of 10 unardkw ara aslai. episode, the sacrifice of Iphtsanta,
Oilefrst amonK then la the OreMoaa hl h took plac before th Greclun
trilogy, a ingredy divided into Uirre ri,t ,aiied fr the Trojan war. The
part. lil h deal with fa murder oLrablta.-of the allies had aaaombled at
Axanwsiinaa and tha reverqre of Orej"Aulta byt were there becalmed ao lon
in. It la a play full of gnrrntm varehat the aokllere and aallora alckened,
and of hlrt aad stately tltouchi. bat 'the rope rotted and the ahtp begun
a trlfla btoorlr ere for a Grec u rot alee. The priest, Calchaa, de
trairrdy. Certaiulr the. critic t.f ftlnjr j tared that the only way to remove
noukl nay that Aeex-hylaa mm noljf pell which hun- over tha fleet
received him llkaa brother, and Invited
blm to a treat feaat of reconciliation.
Hut Atreus had mora than political
grievances aaint Tbyte. lie had
discovered that before hi fHabt he
bad seduced tha queen, Atreus wife.
Ho when th treat banquet waa apread
Atreua bad aerved op to hta brother
aa food hi own children, alaln and
cooked. Then he bad driven him forth
again to die an rail. But Agamemnon
did not continue th feud of hla
father, arid forbad not AUtbu to
happy la hla choke of a whinl Hut
for Agamemnon to sacrifice to th
at ia Creek anic It all tlw mardrrtnc , arda hla daughter, Jphlgenla. Placing
takes place ecma I tue accae;, pcniupa trts welfare of Greece befor hie prt
the am-kiil AtU-nlia aallrn dM not ! vat feeling Agamemnon had or
find Hie nlay too pirr for ilielr buteA. ; dered the aaerMiea, - It waa a aad -trae-Tnry
wwttof'tiaTtfrtitat and people hook their heada
covered th way from th outer gate
to th palac door with aplendld tape,
trie aod cloth of purple. "Daughter
of tda," gald Agamemnon, "thy talk
la almoat aa long aa my campaign;
pray do not etrew my pathway with
your wmn' gear nor 11 there grov
eling Ilk aom barbarian alav. Thl
pomp may be but an allurement to
nar my feet from treading other
paths. Honor me a a man my fame
crle toud enough" Cell m not bit-sard
caH no man blessed until he It
dead. Well, well, undo my sand;
I will tread your purple path nnd
then w have many matter to ;alk
of." Then, turning to the nWpn, tht
King added that In thaemtrrvlng for
hla aaf arrival home, he Would, the!
flrrt thing he did, go Into th palace
altars and offer sacrifice.
With th returning conqueror was
a woman of middle k proud of far
ing and not uncomely of face. Her,
eye were dark and piercing and occa
sionally flashed with a wild Ilgnt.
which betokened Inspiration or In-j
sanity. It Was I'aiwandra. the .
prophete, daughter of th fallen
Priam, King of Troy Karly In llfi:
he had devoted hcrai-lf to the ecrvlco
of tha altar and had come to bellevr
heraelf poasfwed of prophetlo poweij
had prophi'sied wHTl,
to ungodly hous befor m Howl And help there la none, far or near. I deathbed. Shout, 7 spirit of tvll, at
many, near In blood, have bled ber! Ah. wretrh. what wilt thou dot The the aiur of thl house."
The floor la wet as It were with i lord of thy bed. fresh from his clen-1 "Thl woman I Quit mad." a.ld
butchary. And What thing does this ling! I see her spreading something ia!ciytmnetra, "pay no attention to her
woman devise T What strange devlcee the atretrh.of her arms' Out upon raving " Put nevertheleea th queen
to wound hsr nearest unto death? -berl Tls hla wife who makes him I a face had taken on a fierce, vindictive
look one which boded 111 for any
one who should oppoee lier snd th
proph'-cle of Cassandra seemed to
disturb her more than she would ad
mit. Turning hae'lly, the queen n
(Contlnued m page eight.
But Cassandra
wort 'wth-tluiii" iHcTtto';"-ba It
had been her hard fate that while she
MKHe, f," a AID flK TO THE PrOPI-F. WHO rumrpKH AROriCO tlM. "I HJIOvVsIfOT TTfF! rJfl Or AMj
THIS. I AM A ONE W1kHE HO tot HtrF Rr AWAY WITH THK CHAIHUT A.D W1U11XEJO HIM
la ch snattm, tarn;,
A watchman on th roof f th
royal palace at Argoa kept ftlgniy oat
lo'1 for tha flaring of a watebflr
upofl a dletant hill which shevld signal
th dawnfall af Tray and tha victory
of the Greek ander King Arwnem
Ma. Th greet king' qaem CIteJt
neetra. bad arrangwd a ayateen t t
nals m year before, and new th sight
rm when, from Island, rmr-e to r
ifowa th blue Aearaa Kea. tkruh
. i Cycle dee to the 2orian Moantalna
hlrh looked down apoei th Arrv
'jntal. pomt after point raaght ap
" blase and tld that tha war of b,
waa ever aad Illnm waa a mere
LaM and Wfwlly did tha watrhnw
Jlow bl t rem pvt. and all tha rrtr al
" Pel ere wnk tej rejntr tbet tse
tmgl wa reded and th e-e
J"e AramemnAii vnnM tread bl re
trr ami. ctenieetra rarao fort
freeji br arartmeoHi atrorx. mamrm-
Itn. determlawl and tMntAlnm id!
rejote with her r-art and her e-il.lerte,
"in rort ef a sr.Hy retera af
"r Ir4. gh, 4,4. Indeed rgrl
re mat retwm. put lrt for per.
Hat, bate tier; and terrihie, dwelt M
"r heart TTtet fteaittv nrw ,' WvJ
. WHITHER THCT WTLI
and whispered apart over it. Ten years
had not aufneed to wear away tka
memory of the cruel death of that tor
and Innocent young prtneeee.
Bat now th War waa over, th King
wg returning aad all tha altar of
Argoa wrr wreathed with garlaad
aad biasing with aacrlfloa, while up
aft th uIih areat and awraeoaa a re
ps ret tone were making to receive te from th rabbla and bad taken ber
under hi protection to Ms home In
Argoa. "Olv thl gtranger maid a
courteous welcome, an id ba to hla
wife, Indtcatlng Casaandra, "ah ha
mltred much mlafortaa: I would
hare ber treated aa beewmea bar birth
always foretold coming aventa With sr.
curacy her prediction never found be
liever. This, th ancient legend hsv
It, waa becaasa ah had rejected the
advance ef Apollo, god of the stiver
bow, who had taught her th art of
prophecy when, enamored . of her
youth. Ia th sack of fallen Troy
Agamemnon reacued Priam's daughter
-Elders af Arena. h cried, aa her
hue band approached "I cannot tell
yoa all my heart deetra fr thl my
bvshaad. Th ramor af hla wortdsi
kav mad as bleed: th rapofta ef his
death, whicb ram new and thee),
weald kav been my death had they
not been ejatrkly denied. Welcome to
tbeeo arsaa, King! t marvel that
r aoa. tha keeper af aar plighted
-owe. stand net ber ta oa In my
' eeteeescL an area! ha bee my af'ta-
hlch hiA mn-rhA i,a.ir tha mhIIm afcg OMertaintv that I have sent
f th Atrtdea was not jt lifted, and Jfm,t ba ket sfe la th court af r
nctortou m each. At length th
great day came; the ship ef Agsmetn
noej anchored In tha Araollo Gulf. an1
tho. Kiev toad a triumphal march
acmea tha fir mile which lay k-e-tweoa
tha bar aad his capital. Clytctn-
new re, arrayed la ber most rplendldi for she Is Priam's daughter. Ond's
rayal robeo and accompanied by hr face Incllnea. to ktr whoaa hand la
maidf and an tha cawrt, rclvd. light la victory "
Urn at tha worttea,
sasgulned etreext wer yet Pew
"-i"re nm rival etrsln wa pvryvd f
erteen talet (
It was retarded an fl "weej tev
v thet h!) A n.mro b4 Keen '
'y te the war the I Virtue Aflc
eoa-e. k4 been wrb wnt the
fort. That pra b4 a r4
teetlnr fftmj fh, a!-M 4
atrophia f Phecla, foartng that.
fry
W. for mm are rata to lift thtr
land aa-alnet th fallea. - l, tesH
fr yr ta see the bom ata
ad aot my f"ant ef tear bee", drain
.4 t tVe lm-t drop In wecHPg for
re a-?ic. And new. goeetheart.
hot t B
en IHam "
He 0en'
f rl4esl
i Fr're f4rtii(l "- r.n m ff a wied c
"a. e;-rr'4 fryir te fa1' hf tm ef r!rtwee-
i.,. , y4 wa aK4l it R, ta4 TlpM
7"a, he krt b'e crniet welt. !! frei tt fkirtot; I
l t)!,m ft. fi,.M'l r ra. Te k hat f ew er h that tred
"' whin f r1 ft( the la-e L Arvmfn- hai rad
to the rerhet r;e-e hia.e that rweei ..e h
he mrmA 1 t . K. . m e. ... V . 4 I. .. 4 i.
lAr
et
Thus kpesklng, Agamemnon entered
Into hi palace, th queen all tha while
calling apon Zeus to wltneea ber great
Icy at seeing hr husband homo again.
Taming to Tasaandra, who still re
mained In th chariot, th qaeen bade
ber dearend aad, el nee fate had sent
her there, lo follow into tha palaea,
Th pmphetea gased with a strange,
filed look at tha goeen, but spoke net
1 will not dallr with yea." eald th
qtieen. "There, iir our household al
tar, th eheep re standing readr for
th aacrlftc and th flame leap high.
If yew do ant ndraed my epech
can talk la aone but mnt barberV-.
Lrtl before th welkt rrf twHterlng tong-je va can at mnm
meb might ru against tbo aryrvtae4 slrna. f " a 4 and enter.
Bnt raaesn'tra rtill gaeed wild If at
the one and her fa took an a tnek
cf ntteTaM horror. Oh, h hi
mad." cried Clnmnrt'i "or ome
ewvtv spell k m br, 8 he floota me;
I wi!I wat no mare Wor apen
aer" The wMerV. and In tone
Whirl marf the hMrtrtf btord tin
eeld. fbe Trrjan TT"!'"ae cried out:
-Wo! Wee Avaont: Ar-eHo! AaHo'"
Are ya cevleg woe rm th god cf the
alerer bow" cried f VrnrMra "f -i-h
aih "oi tie d " f':t rei.
era cocMeu'i to ra;l !f"a Arcrj" eel
vHaHcM "Tboii r-i ef war. '!"
fraat 4"4) ir twe S"4 e"er'r.
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