The Complete Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley — Volume 3 by Percy Bysshe Shelley
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You brought young Bacchus to Althaea's halls?
NOTE: _23 waste B.; wild 1824; 'cf. 26, where waste is cancelled for wild' (Locock). CHORUS OF SATYRS: STROPHE: Where has he of race divine _45 Wandered in the winding rocks? Here the air is calm and fine For the father of the flocks;-- Here the grass is soft and sweet, And the river-eddies meet _50 In the trough beside the cave, Bright as in their fountain wave.-- Neither here, nor on the dew Of the lawny uplands feeding? Oh, you come!--a stone at you _55 Will I throw to mend your breeding;-- Get along, you horned thing, Wild, seditious, rambling! EPODE: An Iacchic melody To the golden Aphrodite _60 Will I lift, as erst did I Seeking her and her delight With the Maenads, whose white feet |
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