Myths of Old Greece
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Jupiter looked kindly upon the fair-faced MYTHS OF OLD GREECE.
141 Cupid and smiled. " Carry to her this cup, " he said, " and bid her drink. Then shall she be immortal, and shall come to dwell in peace forever upon Olympus, where the jealousy of no goddess in the land or sea or in the heavens shall separate her from her faithful Cupid. " THE DRAGON'S TEETH.
The children of old King Agenor were playing by the shore of the sea, when afar off they saw a gentle white cow feeding in the field near ...by.
" Let's play with her, " said the children; and away they ran to her. And, indeed, the cow seemed to enjoy the play quite as well as the children did ; for when they made a wreath of wild flowers for her, she bent her pretty head for them to place it upon her neck, and even allowed the children to clamber over her.
By and by the little Europa climbed upon her back. Her brothers made reins of woven grasses for her and fastened them to the horns of the cow.
142 MYTHS OF OLD GREECE. 143 But no sooner were the reins in the little Europa's hands, than a change seemed to come over the spirit of the cow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jupiter looked kindly upon the fair-faced MYTHS OF OLD GREECE.
141 Cupid and smiled. " Carry to her this cup, " he said, " and bid her drink. Then shall she be immortal, and shall come to dwell in peace forever upon Olympus, where the jealousy of no goddess in the land or sea or in the heavens shall separate her from her faithful Cupid. " THE DRAGON'S TEETH.
The children of old King Agenor were playing by the shore of the sea, when afar off they saw a gentle white cow feeding in the field near ...by.
" Let's play with her, " said the children; and away they ran to her. And, indeed, the cow seemed to enjoy the play quite as well as the children did ; for when they made a wreath of wild flowers for her, she bent her pretty head for them to place it upon her neck, and even allowed the children to clamber over her.
By and by the little Europa climbed upon her back. Her brothers made reins of woven grasses for her and fastened them to the horns of the cow.
142 MYTHS OF OLD GREECE. 143 But no sooner were the reins in the little Europa's hands, than a change seemed to come over the spirit of the cow.
What to read after Myths of Old Greece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mara L Mara Louise Pratt Chadwick to read onlineMoreLess
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