The Heart of Oak Books volume 4
The Heart of Oak Books volume 4
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I am that unhappy man whom the heavens and angry gods have conspired to keep an exile on the seas, wandering to seek my home, which still flies from me. The land which I am in quest of is Ithaca; in whose ports some ship belonging to your navigation-famed Phseacian state may haply at some time have found a refuge from tem- pests. If ever you have experienced such kindness, requite it now, by granting to me, who am the king of that land, a passport to that land. " Admiration seized all the court... of Alcinous to behold in their presence one of the number of those heroes who fought at Troy, whose divine story had been made known to them by songs and poems, but of the truth they had little known, or rather they had hitherto accounted those heroic exploits as fictions and exaggerations of poets ; but having seen and made proof of the real Ulysses, they began to take those supposed inventions to be real verities, and the tale of Troy to be as true as it was delightful.
Then king Alcinoas made answer: "Thrice fortunate ought we to esteem our lot in having seen and conversed with a man of whom report hath spoken so loudly, but, as it seems, nothing beyond the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am that unhappy man whom the heavens and angry gods have conspired to keep an exile on the seas, wandering to seek my home, which still flies from me. The land which I am in quest of is Ithaca; in whose ports some ship belonging to your navigation-famed Phseacian state may haply at some time have found a refuge from tem- pests. If ever you have experienced such kindness, requite it now, by granting to me, who am the king of that land, a passport to that land. " Admiration seized all the court... of Alcinous to behold in their presence one of the number of those heroes who fought at Troy, whose divine story had been made known to them by songs and poems, but of the truth they had little known, or rather they had hitherto accounted those heroic exploits as fictions and exaggerations of poets ; but having seen and made proof of the real Ulysses, they began to take those supposed inventions to be real verities, and the tale of Troy to be as true as it was delightful.
Then king Alcinoas made answer: "Thrice fortunate ought we to esteem our lot in having seen and conversed with a man of whom report hath spoken so loudly, but, as it seems, nothing beyond the truth.
What to read after The Heart of Oak Books volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Eliot Norton to read onlineMoreLess
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