A dramatic monologue written by Tennyson in the person of this character gave Aldous Huxley the title for After Many a Summer
A dramatic monologue written by Tennyson in the person of this character gave Aldous Huxley the title for After Many a Summer Dies the Swan. The son of Strymo and grandson of the river Scamander, he was the father of Emathion and Memnon, and was taken from Troy first to Ethiopia and then to a palace in the river Oceanus. FTP, identify this brother of Priam, who was either turned into a cicada or a grasshopper after his lover, Eos, asked that he be granted immortality, but forgot to ask for eternal youth.
A dramatic monologue written by Tennyson in the person of this character gave Aldous Huxley the title for After Many a Summer
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