Hippolyta And the Curse of the Amazons
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said Artemis, gazing around the square at the creatures and frowning at them. “The gryphons came while Eos, goddess of the dawn, was spreading her rosy mantle across the eastern sky. The air was filled with their warlike screeches and the beating of their awful wings.”
Tithonus shuddered, and as if catching the movement from him, Hippolyta shuddered too.
The goddess smiled grimly. “They were sent by my brother, Apollo, sent to mete out his vengeance.”
“Vengeance?” Hippolyta asked, glancing over ...her shoulder at one particularly large gryphon, whose sharp lion ears on the eagle head were twitching back and forth, like a cat when it was ready to pounce. She drew Tithonus closer to her.
Artemis replied, “For the theft of his gold. The gold he uses to fashion his arrows.”
“Who—who stole the gold?” Tithonus asked in a voice suddenly made small by fear.
Hippolyta knew that part of the story. “The princes of Arimaspa,” she said.
“Amazons stole the sun-god’s gold?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Artemis, gazing around the square at the creatures and frowning at them. “The gryphons came while Eos, goddess of the dawn, was spreading her rosy mantle across the eastern sky. The air was filled with their warlike screeches and the beating of their awful wings.”
Tithonus shuddered, and as if catching the movement from him, Hippolyta shuddered too.
The goddess smiled grimly. “They were sent by my brother, Apollo, sent to mete out his vengeance.”
“Vengeance?” Hippolyta asked, glancing over ...her shoulder at one particularly large gryphon, whose sharp lion ears on the eagle head were twitching back and forth, like a cat when it was ready to pounce. She drew Tithonus closer to her.
Artemis replied, “For the theft of his gold. The gold he uses to fashion his arrows.”
“Who—who stole the gold?” Tithonus asked in a voice suddenly made small by fear.
Hippolyta knew that part of the story. “The princes of Arimaspa,” she said.
“Amazons stole the sun-god’s gold?”
What to read after Hippolyta And the Curse of the Amazons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Yolen to read onlineMoreLess
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