The Gorgon's Head
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"I am not so very sad, " said he; "only thoughtful about an adventurethat I have undertaken. " "Oho!" answered the stranger. "Well, tell me all about it, and possiblyI may be of service to you. I have helped a good many young men throughadventures that looked difficult enough beforehand. Perhaps you mayhave heard of me. I have more names than one; but the name ofQuicksilver suits me as well as any other. Tell me what your troubleis, and we will talk the matter over, and see what can be done. " ...The stranger's words and manner put Perseus into quite a different moodfrom his former one. He resolved to tell Quicksilver all hisdifficulties, since he could not easily be worse off than he alreadywas, and, very possibly, his new friend might give him some advice thatwould turn out well in the end. So he let the stranger know, in fewwords, precisely what the case was;--how that King Polydeetes wanted thehead of Medusa with the snaky locks as a bridal gift for the beautifulPrincess Hippodamia, and how that he had undertaken to get it for him, but was afraid of being turned into stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I am not so very sad, " said he; "only thoughtful about an adventurethat I have undertaken. " "Oho!" answered the stranger. "Well, tell me all about it, and possiblyI may be of service to you. I have helped a good many young men throughadventures that looked difficult enough beforehand. Perhaps you mayhave heard of me. I have more names than one; but the name ofQuicksilver suits me as well as any other. Tell me what your troubleis, and we will talk the matter over, and see what can be done. " ...The stranger's words and manner put Perseus into quite a different moodfrom his former one. He resolved to tell Quicksilver all hisdifficulties, since he could not easily be worse off than he alreadywas, and, very possibly, his new friend might give him some advice thatwould turn out well in the end. So he let the stranger know, in fewwords, precisely what the case was;--how that King Polydeetes wanted thehead of Medusa with the snaky locks as a bridal gift for the beautifulPrincess Hippodamia, and how that he had undertaken to get it for him, but was afraid of being turned into stone.
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