Buried Cities, volume 2
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Their garments hung in delicate folds, for they were peoplemade by great artists--people of marble and of bronze. All the gods ofOlympos were there, and athletes of years gone by, wrestling, running, hurling the disc. There were bronze chariots with horses of bronze todraw them and men of bronze to hold the reins. There were heroes of Troystill fighting. And here and there were little altars of marble orstone or earth or ashes with an ancient, holy statue. At every one theprocession halted. The... priests poured a libation and chanted a prayer. The people sang a hymn. Many left gifts piled about the altar. BeforeHermes Charmides left his little clay image of the god. And whilethe priests prayed aloud, the boy sent up a whispered prayer for hisbrother.
Once the procession came before a low, narrow temple. It was ofsun-dried bricks coated with plaster. Its columns were all differentfrom one another. Some were slender, others thick; some fluted, othersplain; and all were brightly painted. Charmides smiled up at his father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their garments hung in delicate folds, for they were peoplemade by great artists--people of marble and of bronze. All the gods ofOlympos were there, and athletes of years gone by, wrestling, running, hurling the disc. There were bronze chariots with horses of bronze todraw them and men of bronze to hold the reins. There were heroes of Troystill fighting. And here and there were little altars of marble orstone or earth or ashes with an ancient, holy statue. At every one theprocession halted. The... priests poured a libation and chanted a prayer. The people sang a hymn. Many left gifts piled about the altar. BeforeHermes Charmides left his little clay image of the god. And whilethe priests prayed aloud, the boy sent up a whispered prayer for hisbrother.
Once the procession came before a low, narrow temple. It was ofsun-dried bricks coated with plaster. Its columns were all differentfrom one another. Some were slender, others thick; some fluted, othersplain; and all were brightly painted. Charmides smiled up at his father.
What to read after Buried Cities, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Jennie to read onlineMoreLess
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