The Powers of the Air
The Powers of the Air
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Up the lad leaps, lays hold of some sacks and thrusts them in, but before we got enough clay slabbed on, it began to crack and fall and Smikros rolls over, his hands useless for ever, it's my belief, though to cheer 35 the poor chap I'm always telling him they'll get better. Master, he's savage as though it had been his own son and he treated Smikros like a son most times. Besides, of course, the flame got in among that batch of jars a whole week's work lost and the best hand ruined. Enough to ...make a man claw his head and his face too, " Gryllus ended.
Parrhasios had risen long before and was pacing to and fro, now covering his eyes and now his ears with his hands. Socrates also had re- gained his feet and leaned on his staff like a watcher on his spear above a battle, attentive only for the signal he was to pass on. Suddenly Aristocles leapt up and walking to Smikros lifted him like a child, planted him before the panel, and said, " Look, read. " The effect was magical ; the wretch began to sob and laugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Up the lad leaps, lays hold of some sacks and thrusts them in, but before we got enough clay slabbed on, it began to crack and fall and Smikros rolls over, his hands useless for ever, it's my belief, though to cheer 35 the poor chap I'm always telling him they'll get better. Master, he's savage as though it had been his own son and he treated Smikros like a son most times. Besides, of course, the flame got in among that batch of jars a whole week's work lost and the best hand ruined. Enough to ...make a man claw his head and his face too, " Gryllus ended.
Parrhasios had risen long before and was pacing to and fro, now covering his eyes and now his ears with his hands. Socrates also had re- gained his feet and leaned on his staff like a watcher on his spear above a battle, attentive only for the signal he was to pass on. Suddenly Aristocles leapt up and walking to Smikros lifted him like a child, planted him before the panel, and said, " Look, read. " The effect was magical ; the wretch began to sob and laugh.
What to read after The Powers of the Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Sturge Thomas Sturge Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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