Greek Legends
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Suddenly springing out upon her from behind a great tree, they attacked her, as she was passing through a glade of the forest. For all her courage and skill, Atalanta was no match for two powerful men. Moreover, she was encumbered by the heavy skin. After a struggle she was thrown down, and the brethren prepared to go off with their spoil. Then, in despair, she called out * Meleager Meleager *. Meleager, though some distance off, heard that cry. At the sound of the voice, which he knew at once ...for Atalanta's, he rushed to the spot, drawn sword in hand, and fell upon his uncles, as they were making off with the spoil. Burning with indignation and reckless as to who they were, he attacked them furiously, and slew them both.
P2265 H 114 MELEAGER Althaea, his mother, was sitting in her chamber in the palace : with her was Cleopatra, Meleager's wife. Greatly did they rejoice in the death of the terrible boar, and the undying fame that the prince had won for himself by his exploits. In days to come, they said, he would rank as a worthy peer to Jason and Heracles, since, though so young, he had already done so much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly springing out upon her from behind a great tree, they attacked her, as she was passing through a glade of the forest. For all her courage and skill, Atalanta was no match for two powerful men. Moreover, she was encumbered by the heavy skin. After a struggle she was thrown down, and the brethren prepared to go off with their spoil. Then, in despair, she called out * Meleager Meleager *. Meleager, though some distance off, heard that cry. At the sound of the voice, which he knew at once ...for Atalanta's, he rushed to the spot, drawn sword in hand, and fell upon his uncles, as they were making off with the spoil. Burning with indignation and reckless as to who they were, he attacked them furiously, and slew them both.
P2265 H 114 MELEAGER Althaea, his mother, was sitting in her chamber in the palace : with her was Cleopatra, Meleager's wife. Greatly did they rejoice in the death of the terrible boar, and the undying fame that the prince had won for himself by his exploits. In days to come, they said, he would rank as a worthy peer to Jason and Heracles, since, though so young, he had already done so much.
What to read after Greek Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Agnes Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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