The Golden Fleece : More Old Greek Stories
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" You are thinking of this little lad," and he set the child down in the doorway and played that he was a hungry bear from some mountain cave, ready to devour the little princely morsel.
But the child, with his fists and toy sword, drove I 92 THE GOLDEN- FLEECE the make-believe beast from the door, and all joined in merry laughter at his brave deed.
" He will be a noble warrior when he grows up," said the proud mother.
" I will be a king," lisped the child.
The parents looked one at the other, ...and neither spoke ; but it was easy to guess the thoughts that disturbed their minds.
That evening, when the child was asleep in his bed, Alcimede said to her husband : " Jason says he will be a king, and indeed we must not hinder him. His father and his grandfather, and all his ancestors back to Jupiter himself, were kings. No cruel Pelias shall keep him from the throne that is rightfully his." "Speak softly, wife," said ^son, while anxious shadows darkened his kindly face. " I see now my mistake in yielding so readily to the demands of Pelias.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You are thinking of this little lad," and he set the child down in the doorway and played that he was a hungry bear from some mountain cave, ready to devour the little princely morsel.
But the child, with his fists and toy sword, drove I 92 THE GOLDEN- FLEECE the make-believe beast from the door, and all joined in merry laughter at his brave deed.
" He will be a noble warrior when he grows up," said the proud mother.
" I will be a king," lisped the child.
The parents looked one at the other, ...and neither spoke ; but it was easy to guess the thoughts that disturbed their minds.
That evening, when the child was asleep in his bed, Alcimede said to her husband : " Jason says he will be a king, and indeed we must not hinder him. His father and his grandfather, and all his ancestors back to Jupiter himself, were kings. No cruel Pelias shall keep him from the throne that is rightfully his." "Speak softly, wife," said ^son, while anxious shadows darkened his kindly face. " I see now my mistake in yielding so readily to the demands of Pelias.
What to read after The Golden Fleece : More Old Greek Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baldwin, James, 1841-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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