The Muses Pageant volume 1
The Muses Pageant volume 1
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In that pure limpid lake the goddesses bathed the mighty Babe; they wrapped him in white swaddling bands of finest texture, fresh from the loom, and twisted a golden girdle over all. And his mother suckled not the new-born king; but great Themis held to his immortal lips nectar and honied ambrosia, giving him foretaste of the fare that should ever nourish and renew his youth divine.
But Apollo had no sooner eaten of the celestial food than he felt strength in every limb, and struggled, panting,... to get free of his swaddling- bands, and burst them asunder, golden girdle and all. Then, while the goddesses beheld and marvelled, the Babe stood upright and walked erect; and he cried with a great voice, " This is I, Phoebus Apollo! Mine shall be the Lyre and the curving Bow; and I shall reveal unto men the sure purposes of Zeus. " Thus he spake, prophesying of his glory, and straightway went ranging over the crags of Cynthus, and over the laughing waves; to all the islands and beaked promontories he roved, to mountains and seaward-rollkig rivers, and cities of men; and that day there was joy in all the earth because Apollo was born, a Light to lighten mortals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that pure limpid lake the goddesses bathed the mighty Babe; they wrapped him in white swaddling bands of finest texture, fresh from the loom, and twisted a golden girdle over all. And his mother suckled not the new-born king; but great Themis held to his immortal lips nectar and honied ambrosia, giving him foretaste of the fare that should ever nourish and renew his youth divine.
But Apollo had no sooner eaten of the celestial food than he felt strength in every limb, and struggled, panting,... to get free of his swaddling- bands, and burst them asunder, golden girdle and all. Then, while the goddesses beheld and marvelled, the Babe stood upright and walked erect; and he cried with a great voice, " This is I, Phoebus Apollo! Mine shall be the Lyre and the curving Bow; and I shall reveal unto men the sure purposes of Zeus. " Thus he spake, prophesying of his glory, and straightway went ranging over the crags of Cynthus, and over the laughing waves; to all the islands and beaked promontories he roved, to mountains and seaward-rollkig rivers, and cities of men; and that day there was joy in all the earth because Apollo was born, a Light to lighten mortals.
What to read after The Muses Pageant volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W M L Winifred Margaret Lambart Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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