Medea
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I was tongue-tied with shame at not having recognised the hero about whom I had heard so many stories. In daylight, the cured skin across his broad shoulders was certainly a lion's hide, or what had once been a lion's hide. It had been slept on and dragged through thorns and wetted in both salt and river water many times since Herakles had stripped it from its owner's body. The golden mane was grey with dust.
The hero was also much weathered. He trod heavily, as though he were weary, but his... eyes were alert and today he was delighted. One of the Iolkos chidren had raced up and shyly presented him with a miraculous shell, which the divers had found while hunting octopus. It was spiky, blue-green and iridescent, and Herakles carried it in his big hands as though it was a crown. By contrast Atalante, at his side, was full of the joy of youth. Her step was springy and light. Her feet seemed to float above the earth, and she moved like a dancer. Herakles seemed pleased to be with us, and Hylas was delighted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was tongue-tied with shame at not having recognised the hero about whom I had heard so many stories. In daylight, the cured skin across his broad shoulders was certainly a lion's hide, or what had once been a lion's hide. It had been slept on and dragged through thorns and wetted in both salt and river water many times since Herakles had stripped it from its owner's body. The golden mane was grey with dust.
The hero was also much weathered. He trod heavily, as though he were weary, but his... eyes were alert and today he was delighted. One of the Iolkos chidren had raced up and shyly presented him with a miraculous shell, which the divers had found while hunting octopus. It was spiky, blue-green and iridescent, and Herakles carried it in his big hands as though it was a crown. By contrast Atalante, at his side, was full of the joy of youth. Her step was springy and light. Her feet seemed to float above the earth, and she moved like a dancer. Herakles seemed pleased to be with us, and Hylas was delighted.
What to read after Medea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerry Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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