The Greek Romances of Heliodorus Longus And Achilles Tatius Comprising the E
The Greek Romances of Heliodorus Longus And Achilles Tatius Comprising the E
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While they were engaged in the pursuit, Chloe led Dapa- nis gently by the hand to the grotto of the Nymphs ; thei * she washed the blood from his face and nostrils, and taking DAPHtfIS AND CHLOE. 295 a slice of bread and cheese from her scrip, gave it him to eat. After she had thus refreshed him, she impressed a honeyed kiss with her tender lips.
So near was Daphnis getting into serious trouble ; but the affair did not end here. The Methymnseans reached their own city with much pain and difficu...lty ; for instead of sail- ing they had to travel on foot, and instead of every luxury, and convenience, they had nothing but bruises and wounds for their comfort. Immediately upon their arrival at home, they called an assembly of their fellow townsmen, and in- treated them to take up arms to avenge their cause, which they represented in their own way, altogether concealing the real truth of the matter, for fear of being laughed at for having been so soundly beaten by a few shepherds. They accused the people of Mitylene of having seized their boat, as if it belonged to an enemy, and of plundering it of all its contents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While they were engaged in the pursuit, Chloe led Dapa- nis gently by the hand to the grotto of the Nymphs ; thei * she washed the blood from his face and nostrils, and taking DAPHtfIS AND CHLOE. 295 a slice of bread and cheese from her scrip, gave it him to eat. After she had thus refreshed him, she impressed a honeyed kiss with her tender lips.
So near was Daphnis getting into serious trouble ; but the affair did not end here. The Methymnseans reached their own city with much pain and difficu...lty ; for instead of sail- ing they had to travel on foot, and instead of every luxury, and convenience, they had nothing but bruises and wounds for their comfort. Immediately upon their arrival at home, they called an assembly of their fellow townsmen, and in- treated them to take up arms to avenge their cause, which they represented in their own way, altogether concealing the real truth of the matter, for fear of being laughed at for having been so soundly beaten by a few shepherds. They accused the people of Mitylene of having seized their boat, as if it belonged to an enemy, and of plundering it of all its contents.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Of Emesa Helidorus to read onlineMoreLess
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