Steep Wilusiya (Age of Bronze)
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Timidly, the serving woman told him, "The Mízriyan commander told us last night that he had brought chariots and horses, gifts for the princes of Tróya. Your wife went to feed your new horses. She will meet you in the mégaron." "Feed the horses!" he snapped. "Before me?" But he followed the nursemaid to the throne room. The royal family was seated in chairs placed around the hearth, beside them small tables laden with bread, dried figs, and bowls of barley porridge.
Ainyáh stared down... at the food by his chair, frowning. "I planned to eat with Kréyusa by my side," he complained to the quiet room.
Paqúr derided him. "You fuss over that woman and the child like a goose with her goslings. You are every bit as bad as Qántili was about Andrómak'e and the baby. We should talk about the Mízriyan chariots! Or did you not hear? They brought us horses!" The queen shook a plump finger at her oldest son. "Now, Paqúr, do not be so hard on your brother-in-law. The loss of his two girls last winter has made little Askán doubly dear to him." Tears welled in her eyes as she spoke, and her lips quivered, as she thought of her own two children, so recently fallen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Timidly, the serving woman told him, "The Mízriyan commander told us last night that he had brought chariots and horses, gifts for the princes of Tróya. Your wife went to feed your new horses. She will meet you in the mégaron." "Feed the horses!" he snapped. "Before me?" But he followed the nursemaid to the throne room. The royal family was seated in chairs placed around the hearth, beside them small tables laden with bread, dried figs, and bowls of barley porridge.
Ainyáh stared down... at the food by his chair, frowning. "I planned to eat with Kréyusa by my side," he complained to the quiet room.
Paqúr derided him. "You fuss over that woman and the child like a goose with her goslings. You are every bit as bad as Qántili was about Andrómak'e and the baby. We should talk about the Mízriyan chariots! Or did you not hear? They brought us horses!" The queen shook a plump finger at her oldest son. "Now, Paqúr, do not be so hard on your brother-in-law. The loss of his two girls last winter has made little Askán doubly dear to him." Tears welled in her eyes as she spoke, and her lips quivered, as she thought of her own two children, so recently fallen.
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