Old Greek Folk-Stories Told Anew
Old Greek Folk-Stories Told Anew
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Forget not that Zeus has a care for such as we, strangers and suppliants." Loud laughed the Cyclops at this. ^^You are a witless churl to bid me heed the gods I " said he. *^ I spare or kill to please myself and none other. But where is your cockle-shell that brought you hither ? " Then Odysseus answered craftily : " Alas, my ship is gone I Only I and my men escaped alive from the sea." But Polyphemus, who had been looking them over with his one eye, seized two of the mariners and THE CURSE OF ...POLYPHEMUS. 97 dashed them against the wall and made his evening meal of them, while their comrades stood by helpless.
This done, he stretched himself through the cavern and slept all night long, taking no more heed of them than if they had been flies. No sleep came to the wretched seamen, for, even had they been able to slay him, they were powerless to move away the boulder from the door. So all night long Odysseus took thought how they might possibly escape.
At dawn the Cyclops woke, and his awakening was like a thunderstorm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forget not that Zeus has a care for such as we, strangers and suppliants." Loud laughed the Cyclops at this. ^^You are a witless churl to bid me heed the gods I " said he. *^ I spare or kill to please myself and none other. But where is your cockle-shell that brought you hither ? " Then Odysseus answered craftily : " Alas, my ship is gone I Only I and my men escaped alive from the sea." But Polyphemus, who had been looking them over with his one eye, seized two of the mariners and THE CURSE OF ...POLYPHEMUS. 97 dashed them against the wall and made his evening meal of them, while their comrades stood by helpless.
This done, he stretched himself through the cavern and slept all night long, taking no more heed of them than if they had been flies. No sleep came to the wretched seamen, for, even had they been able to slay him, they were powerless to move away the boulder from the door. So all night long Odysseus took thought how they might possibly escape.
At dawn the Cyclops woke, and his awakening was like a thunderstorm.
What to read after Old Greek Folk-Stories Told Anew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peabody Josephine Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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