Capitolo 65
His/her, the accursed one of God--this push of the wave of offers.
ORESTES
Felt Ye the dream, to correctly tell him/it before?
CHOIR
Yea, from her; his/her uterus a naked snake.
ORESTES
Thing then the sum and problem of the history?
CHOIR
Also as a bandaged child, her crib the thing.
ORESTES
What persistently nursing churches the creature, been born he/she full-snapped at?
CHOIR
Still in his/her dreams she offered his breast.
ORESTES
As? didn't it make the thing hateful bite his/her nipple?
CHOIR
Yea, and it sucked before a blood-gout in the milk.
ORESTES
Not vain this dream--it makes to presage the revenge of a man.
CHOIR
Then out of sleep she started with a to whine,
It is thro' the building for them owner' the help
Full a lot of lamps, that ersts placed hideaway with night
Burnt in light; then, also as use of mourners,
You send these offers in the hope to win,
A care to split and to separate sinned by decree.
ORESTES
Earth and the grave of my father, to You I call--
Gives this his/her fulfilment of the dream and thro' me.
I read him/it in every coincident part,
With what will be; for mark, that snake jumped,
Same give uterus as me, in to bandage ribbons
Same give hands you/he/she was bandaged, labiate the same breast.
And sucking before the same sweet mother's-milk
Infused a clot of blood; and in alarm
You cried on his/her wound the to whine some pain.
The rede is clear: the thing of theme she nursed,
The death of blood that she dies; and me, 'the tis me,
In semblance of a snake that has to kill her/it.
You the art my clairvoyant, and so I read the dream.
CHOIR
Then ago; he/she anchors first you the doest, speaks to us,
Siding some action, some, the help not acting.
ORESTES
Reassumes my command: I offer my passage of sister
In silence to the house and everybody that I offer
This my sketch with caution conceals,
What theirs who served as art a head of a tribe kills
May from as art and in as slipknot both ta'en
The death that guessed Loxias dying--
Apollo, king and undisproved of the prophet.