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May they cut off�察�even as they see me here。
Come�察�O ye swift avenging Erinyes��
Spare not�察�touch with affliction the whole host。
And thou�察�whose chariot mounts up the steep sky��
Thou Sun�察�when on the land where I was born
Thou shalt look down�察�check thy gold´spangled rein��
And announce my disasters and my doom
To my aged sire and her who nurtured me。
She�察�woful woman�察�when she hears these tidings
Will wail out a loud dirge through all the town。
But I waste labour with this idle moan。
The act must now be done�察�and that with speed。
O Death�察�Death�察�come now and look upon me。´
No�察�'tis there I shall meet and speak to thee。
But thee�察�bright daylight which I now behold��
And Helios in his chariot I accost
For this last time of all�察�and then no more。
O sunlight� �O thou hallowed soil�察�my own
Salamis�察�stablished seat of my sire's hearth��
And famous Athens�察�with thy kindred race��
And you�察�ye springs and streams�察�and Trojan plains��
Farewell�察�all ye who have sustained my life。
This is the last word Ajax speaks to you。
All else in Hades to the dead will I say。
��He falls on his sword。 His body lies partially concealed by the
underbrush。 SEMI´CHORUS 1 enters。��
SEMI´CHORUS 1 ��chanting��
'Tis toil on toil�察�and toil again。
Where� �where��
Where have not my footsteps been��
And still no place reveals the secret of my search。
But hark��
There again I hear a sound。
��SEMI´CHORUS 2 enters。��
SEMI´CHORUS 2 ��chanting��
'Tis we�察�the ship´companions of your voyage。
SEMI´CHORUS 1 ��chanting��
Well how now��
SEMI´CHORUS 2 ��chanting��
We have searched the whole coast westward from the ship。
SEMI´CHORUS 1 ��chanting��
You have found nought��
SEMI´CHORUS 2 ��chanting��
A deal of toil�察�but nothing more to see。
SEMI´CHORUS 1 ��chanting��
Neither has he been found along the path
That leads from the eastern glances of the sun。
CHORUS ��singing��
strophe
From whom�察�oh from whom�拭�what hard son of the waves��
Plying his weary task without thought of sleep��
Or what Olympian nymph of hill or stream that flows
Down to the Bosporus' shore��
Might I have tidings of my lord
Wandering somewhere seen
Fierce of mood�拭�Grievous it is
When I have toiled so long�察�and ranged far and wide
Thus to fail�察�thus to have sought in vain。
Still the afflicted hero nowhere may I find。
��TECMESSA enters and discovers the body。��
TECMESSA
Alas�察�woe�察�woe��
CHORUS ��chanting��
Whose cry was it that broke from yonder copse��
TECMESSA
Alas�察�woe is me��
LEADER OF THE CHORUS
It is the hapless spear´won bride I see��
Tecmessa�察�steeped in that wail's agony。
TECMESSA
I am lost�察�destroyed�察�made desolate�察�my friends。
LEADER
What is it�拭�Speak。
TECMESSA
Ajax�察�our master�察�newly slaughtered lies
Yonder�察�a hidden sword sheathed in his body。
CHORUS ��chanting��
Woe for my lost hopes of home��
Woe's me�察�thou hast slain me�察�my king��
Me thy shipmate�察�hapless man��
Woful´souled woman too��
TECMESSA
Since thus it is with him�察�'tis mine to wail。
LEADER
By whose hand has he wrought this luckless deed��
TECMESSA
By his own hand�察�'tis evident。 This sword
Whereon he fell�察�planted in earth�察�convicts him。
CHORUS ��chanting��
Woe for my blind folly� �Lone in thy blood thou liest�察�from
friends'
help afar。
And I the wholly witless�察�the all unwary��
Forbore to watch thee。 Where�察�where
Lieth the fatally named�察�intractable Ajax��
TECMESSA
None must behold him。 I will shroud him wholly
In this enfolding mantle�察�for no man
Who loved him could endure to see him thus
Through nostrils and through red gash spouting up
The darkened blood from his self´stricken wound。
Ah me�察�what shall I do�拭�What friend shall lift thee��
Where is Teucer�拭�Timely indeed would he now come��
To compose duly his slain brother's corpse。
O hapless Ajax�察�who wast once so great��
Now even thy foes might dare to mourn thy fall。
CHORUS ��chanting��
antistrophe
'Twas fate's will�察�alas�察�'twas fate then for thou
Stubborn of soul at length to work out a dark
Doom of ineffable miseries。 Such the dire
Fury of passionate hate
I heard thee utter fierce of mood
Railing at Atreus' sons
Night by night�察�day by day。
Verily then it was the sequence of woes
First began�察�when as the prize of worth
Fatally was proclaimed the golden panoply。
TECMESSA
Alas�察�woe�察�woe��
CHORUS ��chanting��
A loyal grief pierces thy heart�察�I know。
TECMESSA
Alas�察�woe�察�woe��
CHORUS ��chanting��
Woman�察�I marvel not that thou shouldst wail
And wail again�察�reft of a friend so dear。
TECMESSA
'Tis thine to surmise�察�mine to feel�察�too surely。
CHORUS ��chanting��
'Tis even so。
TECMESSA
Ah�察�my child�察�to what bondage are we come��
Seeing what cruel taskmasters will be ours。
CHORUS ��chanting��
Ah me�察�at what dost thou hint��
What ruthless�察�unspeakable wrong
From the Atreidae fearest thou��
But may heaven avert that woe��
TECMESSA
Ne'er had it come to this save by heaven's will。
CHORUS ��chanting��
Yes�察�too great to be borne this heaven´sent burden。
TECMESSA
Yet such the woe which the dread child of Zeus��
Pallas�察�has gendered for Odysseus' sake。
CHORUS ��chanting��
Doubtless the much´enduring hero in his dark spy's soul exults
mockingly��
And laughs with mighty laughter at these agonies
Of a frenzied spirit。 Shame� �Shame��
Sharers in glee at the tale are the royal Atreidae。
TECMESSA
Well�察�let them mock and glory in his ruin。
Perchance�察�though while he lived they wished not for him��
They yet shall wail him dead�察�when the spear fails them。
Men of ill judgment oft ignore the good
That lies within their hands�察�till they have lost it。
More to their grief he died than to their joy��
And to his own content。 All his desire
He now has won�察�that death for which he longed。
Why then should they deride him�拭�'Tis the gods
Must answer for his death�察�not these men�察�no。
Then let Odysseus mock him with empty taunts。
Ajax is no more with them�察�but has gone��
Leaving to me despair and lamentation。
TEUCER ��from without��
Alas�察�woe�察�woe��
LEADER OF THE CHORUS
Keep silence� �Is it Teucer's voice I hear
Lifting a dirge over this tragic sight��
��TEUCER enters。��
TEUCER
O brother Ajax�察�to mine eyes most dear��
Can it be thou hast fared as rumour tells��
LEADER
Yes�察�he is dead�察�Teucer�此�of that be sure。
TEUCER
Alas�察�how then can I endure my fate��
LEADER
Since thus it is。。。
TEUCER
O wretched�察�wretched me��
LEADER
Thou hast cause to moan。
TEUCER
O swift and cruel woe��
LEADER
Too cruel�察�Teucer��
TEUCER
Woe is me� �But say´
His child´where shall I find him�拭�Tell me where。
LEADER
Alone within the tent。
TEUCER ��to TECMESSA��
Then with all speed
Go�察�bring him thither�察�lest some foe should snatch him
Like a whelp from a lioness bereaved。
Away� �See it done quickly� �All men are wont
To insult over the dead�察�once they lie low。
��TECMESSA departs。��
LEADER
Yes�察�Teucer�察�while he lived�察�did he not charge thee
To guard his son from harm�察�as now thou dost��
TEUCER
O sight most grievous to me of all sights
That ever I have looked on with my eyes��
And hatefullest of all paths to my soul
This path that now has led me to thy side��
O dearest Ajax�察�when I heard thy fate��
While seeking thee I tracked thy footsteps out。
For a swift rumour�察�as from some god�察�ran
Through the Greek host that thou wast dead and gone。
While yet far off I heard it�察�and groaned deep
In anguish�察�now I see�察�and my life dies。
Ay me��
Uncover。 Let me behold woe's very worst。
��The cover is lifted from the body。��
O ghastly sight� �victim of ruthless courage��
What miseries hast thou dying sown for me��
Whither�察�among what people�察�shall I go��
Who in thy troubles failed to give thee succour��
Oh doubtless Telamon�察�thy sire and mine��
With kind and gracious face is like to greet me��
Returned without thee�此�how else�拭�he who is wont
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