Journeys Through Bookland volume 4
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The youngdrivers were given instructions as to just the hours when they mustbegin their journeys across the sky, as to how rapidly they must drive, and as to the paths they must take; and never did the gods find reasonto be dissatisfied with the work of Sol and Mani.
Then two more chariots were made. To one was harnessed a black horse, named Hrimfaxi, whose mane dropped hoarfrost and whose bit scattereddew; while to the other was fastened the beautiful silver-white steedSkinfaxi, from whose shi...ning mane beams of light were shed through allthe earth. The giantess Night was entrusted with the first of thesechariots, while the young god Day was made the driver of the other. Each was told to drive about the earth once each twenty-four hours.
The gods could make all these beautiful things, but they could not keepthe giants from making ugly and evil things; and so there were twofierce wolves, set on by the giants, who constantly chased the sun andmoon across the sky, attempting to catch and devour them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The youngdrivers were given instructions as to just the hours when they mustbegin their journeys across the sky, as to how rapidly they must drive, and as to the paths they must take; and never did the gods find reasonto be dissatisfied with the work of Sol and Mani.
Then two more chariots were made. To one was harnessed a black horse, named Hrimfaxi, whose mane dropped hoarfrost and whose bit scattereddew; while to the other was fastened the beautiful silver-white steedSkinfaxi, from whose shi...ning mane beams of light were shed through allthe earth. The giantess Night was entrusted with the first of thesechariots, while the young god Day was made the driver of the other. Each was told to drive about the earth once each twenty-four hours.
The gods could make all these beautiful things, but they could not keepthe giants from making ugly and evil things; and so there were twofierce wolves, set on by the giants, who constantly chased the sun andmoon across the sky, attempting to catch and devour them.
What to read after Journeys Through Bookland volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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