Greek And Roman Mythology
Greek And Roman Mythology
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She had come to the tomb and seated herself under the mulberry tree, when lo! a lioness, her foaming jaws smeared with the blood of fresh-slain cattle, came to drink at the spring. By the rays of the moon poor Thisbe saw her, and with trembling feet she fled to a cave near by. As she fled she dropped her cloak. The lioness, having drunk her fill, was returning to the forest when she chanced to see the cloak where it lay. She tore it with her bloody jaws and so left it.
Pyramus, coming somewhat ...late, saw in the sand the tracks of the beast. He grew pale. He saw the garment stained with blood. " One night shall destroy two lovers, " said he. " Un- happy girl, it is I that have been your death. I bade you come by night to a fearsome place, and came not first myself. Tear my body in pieces and devour my flesh, ye lions that live among the rocks! But it is the part of a coward only to wish for death. " He raised Thisbe's mantle, and weeping, pressed kisses upon it. " Receive my blood ! " he cried, and plunged his sword into Ares and Aphrodite 121 his breast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had come to the tomb and seated herself under the mulberry tree, when lo! a lioness, her foaming jaws smeared with the blood of fresh-slain cattle, came to drink at the spring. By the rays of the moon poor Thisbe saw her, and with trembling feet she fled to a cave near by. As she fled she dropped her cloak. The lioness, having drunk her fill, was returning to the forest when she chanced to see the cloak where it lay. She tore it with her bloody jaws and so left it.
Pyramus, coming somewhat ...late, saw in the sand the tracks of the beast. He grew pale. He saw the garment stained with blood. " One night shall destroy two lovers, " said he. " Un- happy girl, it is I that have been your death. I bade you come by night to a fearsome place, and came not first myself. Tear my body in pieces and devour my flesh, ye lions that live among the rocks! But it is the part of a coward only to wish for death. " He raised Thisbe's mantle, and weeping, pressed kisses upon it. " Receive my blood ! " he cried, and plunged his sword into Ares and Aphrodite 121 his breast.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tatlock, Jessie May, 1878-1961 to read onlineMoreLess
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