Myths of Old Greece: in Story And Song
Myths of Old Greece: in Story And Song
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Some thought it ought to be burned; 204 LAKESIDE LITERATURE SERIES.
others would have pushed it into the sea; .
still others advised that it be pulled to pieces to see what was inside. But one man said, "Let us haul it into the town and keep it as a trophy." This plan pleased the people, but at that moment Laocoon, the priest of Neptune, came up. "What madness is this?" he cried. "Do you believe that the Greeks > are gone? For my part, I fear the Greeks even when they offer gifts." With that, h...e hurled a spear at the side of the horse, and as it struck and stood trembling in the wood, the horse gave forth a sound that was like the clashing of metal, as if the inside was full of armed men. And so indeed it was. The Greeks had not gone home.
Their fleet was behind an island near the shore, and they had left a number of their greatest warriors in the wooden horse.
But as the spear of Laocoon stood trembling in the side of the monster, a new crowd of Trojans came hurrying to LAKESIDE LITERATURE SERIES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some thought it ought to be burned; 204 LAKESIDE LITERATURE SERIES.
others would have pushed it into the sea; .
still others advised that it be pulled to pieces to see what was inside. But one man said, "Let us haul it into the town and keep it as a trophy." This plan pleased the people, but at that moment Laocoon, the priest of Neptune, came up. "What madness is this?" he cried. "Do you believe that the Greeks > are gone? For my part, I fear the Greeks even when they offer gifts." With that, h...e hurled a spear at the side of the horse, and as it struck and stood trembling in the wood, the horse gave forth a sound that was like the clashing of metal, as if the inside was full of armed men. And so indeed it was. The Greeks had not gone home.
Their fleet was behind an island near the shore, and they had left a number of their greatest warriors in the wooden horse.
But as the spear of Laocoon stood trembling in the side of the monster, a new crowd of Trojans came hurrying to LAKESIDE LITERATURE SERIES.
What to read after Myths of Old Greece: in Story And Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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