The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01
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but OF Mme ooesl of the most mportant operate
events OF the aad that vel worthy the particular
For the f. the Information o. the pubic tss following hso
plot OF the opera is given:
dSiOhIUNs- ckEIDH OF SaPfhU.
huodreo years before Of Augustus and Ia The
forty seeold Of ppiad lsea g oreeas young girl
s sa a. s' a with sos s1
osot az 70, her nv Dis Sy rhaon
reuedy fo her voe Dsss9n ~ mo ins hs.sse into te
ucs Ia whose furious waves she instead Of the
nth ssf ra s' res & int ss Of
o rising 20 'bs clouds wss sca,cev pererpels from s
s Jon 81 S
ne to he table herself 10Y advi Of
,IioN forh erlp donia,
in f4ot cures be-se t. which
he rscse6 ,hs Of Lsasaao aistsy eis US that
sb. Fatal leap fell victim to their IL
ARGUMENT OF THE OPERA.
AlcDdfo the high priest of Apollo In beucadta driven
ou Of The circus 10 which o,yuDc games bed by
the people account OF the powsru emotions produced
e snd iohumsn Leacadian lesp The ouirsgei
Pe e spSS sa e ,a tn be- nspred se
be olympic cro~n was swsrdei'o aopho for her faoun
Thson ALREADY esous of the favor ssppho granted to the
s sS ms to ep out S hatred one
who he primal OF the nsr offered to him.
had orme1 Tor his dsuss,er cmene and attacSns
him the moment he exh'rs him to forget forever
The every Effort TO dspe the suspicious which
aga. her rhssI ,.I yet
s.n 70 the esoss which aSsrase his
hs 5e s: s s n s,s to Os
her uueriOg ualediciioOs
sappho presents herself to The former to whom abe
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which she had shown for his worship the olympic
Clnene her with love and kindpess
% her Der erdhp that which abe profess for
whoe foss she still depored on
she could not be than well received
marriage about TO take place ia few
Ssopbo delighted With these circumstances and offers to
her Sp ss woud n
BE II her 10 be crescent at such ceremony,
Cpene nst-pty orders that SapDho be adorned In
he- aud proceeds u the mple where she
erected Sappho has ared herself she
be lover he Promised husband Of Cmepel She breaks
6eerois phek recalling 10 him his love, and vows,
ecdedy refuses to leave the temple unless
panied lover however when she that Phaon
married and belongs her. she PUSHES furi
on mensl altar and throws 1t to the ground with
nss abe surispices and priests o. the Leu
her fro the sacred precinct amidst dreadful
which they pronounce nB her The unhappy
eppho bowed down pder the weight Of celestial msledic.
ton heart wounded BY the recollection Of her
crcdes prosrainR herself before Apollo and
hts to allow her take the ghtfu Leu
iep by this she could exterp from
perubed breast the ardent passion which hec
Il the unhs,py poet The rite Ia comencsd and
rsppro required To state her and place
bi,th wheo dscoverec the she bears her
her Aspssia that she IL daughter Acandrs
weas neck Her father wishes her
peril TO which she has condemned he .sef
the " pronounced. the dreadful lesp be
the ebraed poeess finds the Bols remedy
d. ain and an mai sepuchre the deep waves Of the
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