Stories From Virgil
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Little thinkes'c thou that thy first succour shall be from a city of the Greeks. " And when she had ended these words, yEneas made answer : " O Lady, no toil or peril shall take me unawares ; for I have thought over all things in my heart. But one thing I ask of thee. Here is the door of the dwellings of the dead. Fain would I pass thereby, that I may yisit my father. I carried him on my shoulders out of the fires of Troy, and with me he endured many things by land and sea, more than befitted h...is old age. Likewise he bade me ask this boon of thee. Do thou therefore pity both father and son, for thou hast the power, if only thou wilt. Did not Orpheus bring back his wife from the dead, having his harp only ? Also Pollux goeth many times this same path, redeeming his brother from death. And why should I tell of Theseus and Hercules ? And I also am of the lineage of Jupiter. " Then the Sibyl spake, saying, ''Son of x-\nchises, it is easy to go down to hell. The door Is open day and night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Little thinkes'c thou that thy first succour shall be from a city of the Greeks. " And when she had ended these words, yEneas made answer : " O Lady, no toil or peril shall take me unawares ; for I have thought over all things in my heart. But one thing I ask of thee. Here is the door of the dwellings of the dead. Fain would I pass thereby, that I may yisit my father. I carried him on my shoulders out of the fires of Troy, and with me he endured many things by land and sea, more than befitted h...is old age. Likewise he bade me ask this boon of thee. Do thou therefore pity both father and son, for thou hast the power, if only thou wilt. Did not Orpheus bring back his wife from the dead, having his harp only ? Also Pollux goeth many times this same path, redeeming his brother from death. And why should I tell of Theseus and Hercules ? And I also am of the lineage of Jupiter. " Then the Sibyl spake, saying, ''Son of x-\nchises, it is easy to go down to hell. The door Is open day and night.
What to read after Stories From Virgil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Alfred John to read onlineMoreLess
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