Pictures of Hellas the Five Tales of Ancient Greece
Pictures of Hellas the Five Tales of Ancient Greece
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" Doris felt with her hand over the wall near the head of the bed and found the nail with the three- toothed key, which she took quietly without any ex- treme haste.
" I dare not let the water stand, " she said, " my mistress ordered me to pour it out. " Without waiting for a reply, she left the room as lightly as a feather, and breathless with joy and excite- ment ran back to Clytie, before whom she trium- phantly held aloft the key.
Clytie clasped her in her arms and kissed her ten- derly, th...en, without losing a moment, she gave her the bundle of clothes, threw a blue-striped kerchief over her head, and holding her faithful maid-servant's hand, glided out of the room.
THE HETAERIA. 165 XVIII.
Clytie's heart was throbbing with excitement. In passing on she raised the curtain hanging at the door of the apartment in which stood the images of the household gods, and bowing towards the Httle statues, wholly invisible in the gloom, murmured in a low tone : " Do not be wrathful, protectors of my race !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Doris felt with her hand over the wall near the head of the bed and found the nail with the three- toothed key, which she took quietly without any ex- treme haste.
" I dare not let the water stand, " she said, " my mistress ordered me to pour it out. " Without waiting for a reply, she left the room as lightly as a feather, and breathless with joy and excite- ment ran back to Clytie, before whom she trium- phantly held aloft the key.
Clytie clasped her in her arms and kissed her ten- derly, th...en, without losing a moment, she gave her the bundle of clothes, threw a blue-striped kerchief over her head, and holding her faithful maid-servant's hand, glided out of the room.
THE HETAERIA. 165 XVIII.
Clytie's heart was throbbing with excitement. In passing on she raised the curtain hanging at the door of the apartment in which stood the images of the household gods, and bowing towards the Httle statues, wholly invisible in the gloom, murmured in a low tone : " Do not be wrathful, protectors of my race !
What to read after Pictures of Hellas the Five Tales of Ancient Greece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peder Mariager to read onlineMoreLess
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