The Adventures of Odysseus And the Tales of Troy
The Adventures of Odysseus And the Tales of Troy
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But let us take something out of thatbag while he sleeps. "' 'So they spoke, and they unloosed the mouth of the bag, and behold! allthe winds that were tied in it burst out. Then the winds drove our shiptowards the high seas and away from our land. What became of the otherships I know not. I awoke and I found that we were being driven here andthere by the winds. I did not know whether I should spring into the seaand so end all my troubles, or whether I should endure this terriblemisfortune. I m...uffled my head in my cloak and lay on the deck of myship. ' 'The winds brought us back again to the floating Island. We landed and Iwent to the dwelling of the Lord of the Winds. I sat by the pillars ofhis threshold and he came out and spoke to me. "How now, Odysseus?" saidhe. "How is it thou hast returned so soon? Did I not give thee a fairwind to take thee to thine own country, and did I not tie up all thewinds that might be contrary to thee?"' '"My evil companions, " I said, "have been my bane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But let us take something out of thatbag while he sleeps. "' 'So they spoke, and they unloosed the mouth of the bag, and behold! allthe winds that were tied in it burst out. Then the winds drove our shiptowards the high seas and away from our land. What became of the otherships I know not. I awoke and I found that we were being driven here andthere by the winds. I did not know whether I should spring into the seaand so end all my troubles, or whether I should endure this terriblemisfortune. I m...uffled my head in my cloak and lay on the deck of myship. ' 'The winds brought us back again to the floating Island. We landed and Iwent to the dwelling of the Lord of the Winds. I sat by the pillars ofhis threshold and he came out and spoke to me. "How now, Odysseus?" saidhe. "How is it thou hast returned so soon? Did I not give thee a fairwind to take thee to thine own country, and did I not tie up all thewinds that might be contrary to thee?"' '"My evil companions, " I said, "have been my bane.
What to read after The Adventures of Odysseus And the Tales of Troy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padraic Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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