Buried Cities, volume 3
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Some of the men were working about the wall near the stone lions.
"This is the great gate of the city, " said Dr. Schliemann. "Here theking and his warriors used to march through, thousands of years ago. Butit is filled up with dirt. We must clear it out. We must get down to thevery stones they trod. " But it was slow work. The men found the earth full of great stoneblocks. They had to dig around them carefully, so that Dr. Schliemannmight see what they were.
"How did so many great stones come ...here?" they said among themselves.
Then Dr. Schliemann told them. He pointed to the wall above the gate.
"Once, long, long ago, " he said, "the warriors of Mycenae stood upthere. Down here stood an army--the men of Argos, their enemies. The menof Argos battered at the gate. They shot arrows at the men of Mycenae, and the men of Mycenae shot at the Argives, and they threw down greatstones upon them. See, here is one of those broken stones, and here, andhere. After a long time the people of Mycenae had no food left in theircity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the men were working about the wall near the stone lions.
"This is the great gate of the city, " said Dr. Schliemann. "Here theking and his warriors used to march through, thousands of years ago. Butit is filled up with dirt. We must clear it out. We must get down to thevery stones they trod. " But it was slow work. The men found the earth full of great stoneblocks. They had to dig around them carefully, so that Dr. Schliemannmight see what they were.
"How did so many great stones come ...here?" they said among themselves.
Then Dr. Schliemann told them. He pointed to the wall above the gate.
"Once, long, long ago, " he said, "the warriors of Mycenae stood upthere. Down here stood an army--the men of Argos, their enemies. The menof Argos battered at the gate. They shot arrows at the men of Mycenae, and the men of Mycenae shot at the Argives, and they threw down greatstones upon them. See, here is one of those broken stones, and here, andhere. After a long time the people of Mycenae had no food left in theircity.
What to read after Buried Cities, volume 3?
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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