The Spartan
The Spartan
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He could make the slave-child his son. He had never questioned the high birth of the boy. He could trust his line to him. He hurried to his own house, brought out the t\vo wondering ones by the hand, and led them into the king's house to Leonidas. Only a king might perform an 176 THE SPA11TAN adoption. Adoption was very real to the Greek mind. It created actual kin. "Ah, " said Leonidas, smiling at their coming. "I was wondering how thou wouldst manage thy going and thy son. And now thy son wil...l be older than mine!" He led them to the altar and kindled it. The four stood close about. "What is the boy's name?" inquired Leonidas, keenly studying the child. Aristodemos also turned to the little fellow. "\Yhat shall it be?" he wondered. "Oh, thou little stranger, if thou couldst but tell us!" The child looked from one to the other. Then, feeling that something was expected of him, he timidly but with his little exact gesture, lifted his coin and pronounced again his word, "Men-di. " "It is a sign!" exclaimed Aristodemos much awed by the occurrence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could make the slave-child his son. He had never questioned the high birth of the boy. He could trust his line to him. He hurried to his own house, brought out the t\vo wondering ones by the hand, and led them into the king's house to Leonidas. Only a king might perform an 176 THE SPA11TAN adoption. Adoption was very real to the Greek mind. It created actual kin. "Ah, " said Leonidas, smiling at their coming. "I was wondering how thou wouldst manage thy going and thy son. And now thy son wil...l be older than mine!" He led them to the altar and kindled it. The four stood close about. "What is the boy's name?" inquired Leonidas, keenly studying the child. Aristodemos also turned to the little fellow. "\Yhat shall it be?" he wondered. "Oh, thou little stranger, if thou couldst but tell us!" The child looked from one to the other. Then, feeling that something was expected of him, he timidly but with his little exact gesture, lifted his coin and pronounced again his word, "Men-di. " "It is a sign!" exclaimed Aristodemos much awed by the occurrence.
What to read after The Spartan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Dale Parke Snedeker to read onlineMoreLess
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