The book of Nature Myths
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Will you not sing to me, and tell me what hashappened in the world? You would be glad to hear stories and music ifyou had nothing to do but watch a cow, even if it was the cow of aqueen. " So Mercury sang and told stories. Some of the songs were merry, and somewere sad. The watchman closed one eye, then another and another, butthere were two eyes that would not close for all the sad songs and allthe merry ones. Then Mercury drew forth a hollow reed that he hadbrought from the river and began to... play on it. It was a magic reed, andas he played, one could hear the water rippling gently on the shore andthe breath of the wind in the pine-trees; one could see the liliesbending their heads as the dusk came on, and the stars twinkling softlyin the summer sky.
It is no wonder that Argus closed one eye and then the other. Every oneof his hundred eyes was fast asleep, and Mercury went away to the kingof the gods with the cream-white cow.
[Illustration] Juno had so often played tricks on the king that he was happy because hehad played this one on her, but Juno was angry, and she said to Argus, "You are a strange watchman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you not sing to me, and tell me what hashappened in the world? You would be glad to hear stories and music ifyou had nothing to do but watch a cow, even if it was the cow of aqueen. " So Mercury sang and told stories. Some of the songs were merry, and somewere sad. The watchman closed one eye, then another and another, butthere were two eyes that would not close for all the sad songs and allthe merry ones. Then Mercury drew forth a hollow reed that he hadbrought from the river and began to... play on it. It was a magic reed, andas he played, one could hear the water rippling gently on the shore andthe breath of the wind in the pine-trees; one could see the liliesbending their heads as the dusk came on, and the stars twinkling softlyin the summer sky.
It is no wonder that Argus closed one eye and then the other. Every oneof his hundred eyes was fast asleep, and Mercury went away to the kingof the gods with the cream-white cow.
[Illustration] Juno had so often played tricks on the king that he was happy because hehad played this one on her, but Juno was angry, and she said to Argus, "You are a strange watchman.
What to read after The book of Nature Myths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holbrook Florence to read onlineMoreLess
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