Classic Myths
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It wasgrand to be so free and to fly so swiftly.
An eagle saw them and flew near. They felt the breeze from his powerfulwings, and swifter went their own. The eagle, frightened, turned andmounted toward the sun. Icarus forgot his father's warning and followed. Daedalus flew on and on, thinking his boy was beside him. Up, up wentIcarus swifter than the eagle and swept proudly past him toward the sun. The next instant he felt his wings loosen and droop.
Just then, Daedalus, who was miles away, tu...rned his head, for he heardthe boy call him.
"Icarus, Icarus, where are you?" his father shouted. There was noanswer, but the mass of feathers in the blue sea below told the story. Flying down, Daedalus searched till he found the body, and, tenderlylaying it in the earth he wept that he had ever thought of wings.
The land where this happened was wild, and only savage beasts lived init, so Daedalus flew away to Sicily. There he built a temple and on itswalls hung up his wings forever.
He became so proud of his own success that he believed no one elsecould invent anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasgrand to be so free and to fly so swiftly.
An eagle saw them and flew near. They felt the breeze from his powerfulwings, and swifter went their own. The eagle, frightened, turned andmounted toward the sun. Icarus forgot his father's warning and followed. Daedalus flew on and on, thinking his boy was beside him. Up, up wentIcarus swifter than the eagle and swept proudly past him toward the sun. The next instant he felt his wings loosen and droop.
Just then, Daedalus, who was miles away, tu...rned his head, for he heardthe boy call him.
"Icarus, Icarus, where are you?" his father shouted. There was noanswer, but the mass of feathers in the blue sea below told the story. Flying down, Daedalus searched till he found the body, and, tenderlylaying it in the earth he wept that he had ever thought of wings.
The land where this happened was wild, and only savage beasts lived init, so Daedalus flew away to Sicily. There he built a temple and on itswalls hung up his wings forever.
He became so proud of his own success that he believed no one elsecould invent anything.
What to read after Classic Myths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judd Mary Catherine to read onlineMoreLess
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