Ixion in Heaven
Ixion in Heaven
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'Poh! he has very fine eyes, ' said Juno.
'He seems a very nice, quiet young gentleman, ' said Ceres.
'I have no doubt he is very amiable, ' said Latona.
'He must have felt very strange, ' said Diana.
Hercules arrived with his bride Hebe; soon after the Graces dropped in, the most delightful personages in the world for a _soiree_, so usefuland ready for anything. Afterwards came a few of the Muses, Thalia, Melpomene, and Terpsichore, famous for a charade or a proverb. Jupiterliked to be amused ...in the evening. Bacchus also came, but finding thatthe Gods had not yet left their wine, retired to pay them a visit.
Ganymede announced coffee in the saloon of Juno. Jupiter was in superbgood humour. He was amused by his mortal guest. He had condescendedto tell one of his best stories in his best style, about Leda, not tooscandalous, but gay.
'Those were bright days, ' said Neptune.
'We can remember, ' said the Thunderer, with a twinkling eye. 'Theseyouths have fallen upon duller times. There are no fine women now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Poh! he has very fine eyes, ' said Juno.
'He seems a very nice, quiet young gentleman, ' said Ceres.
'I have no doubt he is very amiable, ' said Latona.
'He must have felt very strange, ' said Diana.
Hercules arrived with his bride Hebe; soon after the Graces dropped in, the most delightful personages in the world for a _soiree_, so usefuland ready for anything. Afterwards came a few of the Muses, Thalia, Melpomene, and Terpsichore, famous for a charade or a proverb. Jupiterliked to be amused ...in the evening. Bacchus also came, but finding thatthe Gods had not yet left their wine, retired to pay them a visit.
Ganymede announced coffee in the saloon of Juno. Jupiter was in superbgood humour. He was amused by his mortal guest. He had condescendedto tell one of his best stories in his best style, about Leda, not tooscandalous, but gay.
'Those were bright days, ' said Neptune.
'We can remember, ' said the Thunderer, with a twinkling eye. 'Theseyouths have fallen upon duller times. There are no fine women now.
What to read after Ixion in Heaven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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