Story of Ulysses
Story of Ulysses
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He said that even against the will of the gods he would sail through the mighty waves. Then Neptune struck the rock with his trident and hurled the impious man into the depths of the sea. Thy brother Agamemnon reached home in his ships.
135 but in his house he was slain at a banquet by the treacherous ^gisthus/ " I wept with grief on hearing this. * But there is another,' said I, ' of whose fate I wish to hear.' "'The son of Laertes/ he answered, * I saw mourn- ing in the grotto of Calypso, who... detains him in her island against his will. He cannot return to his native land for he has no ship or companions.' " Then the old man plunged into the sea. Next day I sailed to Egypt and there offered sacrifices to the gods, who immediately sent favorable winds which wafted my galleys to the shores of my own country." Thus ended the story of Menelaus. Telemachus was much comforted to hear that his father was still alive, and he thanked King Menelaus for the welcome news and for his kind hospitality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said that even against the will of the gods he would sail through the mighty waves. Then Neptune struck the rock with his trident and hurled the impious man into the depths of the sea. Thy brother Agamemnon reached home in his ships.
135 but in his house he was slain at a banquet by the treacherous ^gisthus/ " I wept with grief on hearing this. * But there is another,' said I, ' of whose fate I wish to hear.' "'The son of Laertes/ he answered, * I saw mourn- ing in the grotto of Calypso, who... detains him in her island against his will. He cannot return to his native land for he has no ship or companions.' " Then the old man plunged into the sea. Next day I sailed to Egypt and there offered sacrifices to the gods, who immediately sent favorable winds which wafted my galleys to the shores of my own country." Thus ended the story of Menelaus. Telemachus was much comforted to hear that his father was still alive, and he thanked King Menelaus for the welcome news and for his kind hospitality.
What to read after Story of Ulysses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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