The Adventures of Odysseus And the Tales of Troy 0 7
The Adventures of Odysseus And the Tales of Troy 0 7
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And lightly the ship sped on, bearing that manwho had suffered so much sorrow of heart in passing through wars of menand through troublous seas--the ship sped on, and he slept, and wasforgetful of all he had passed through.
When the dawn came the ship was near to the Island of Ithaka. Themariners drove to a harbour near which there was a great cave. They ranthe ship ashore and lifted out Odysseus, wrapped in the sheet and therugs, and still sleeping. They left him on the sandy shore of his ownl...and. Then they took the gifts which the King and Queen, the Princes, Captains and Councillors of the Phæacians had given him, and they setthem by an olive tree, a little apart from the road, so that nowandering person might come upon them before Odysseus had awakened. Thenthey went back to their ship and departed from Ithaka for their ownland.
Odysseus awakened on the beach of his own land. A mist lay over all, andhe did not know what land he had come to. He thought that the Phæacianshad left him forsaken on a strange shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And lightly the ship sped on, bearing that manwho had suffered so much sorrow of heart in passing through wars of menand through troublous seas--the ship sped on, and he slept, and wasforgetful of all he had passed through.
When the dawn came the ship was near to the Island of Ithaka. Themariners drove to a harbour near which there was a great cave. They ranthe ship ashore and lifted out Odysseus, wrapped in the sheet and therugs, and still sleeping. They left him on the sandy shore of his ownl...and. Then they took the gifts which the King and Queen, the Princes, Captains and Councillors of the Phæacians had given him, and they setthem by an olive tree, a little apart from the road, so that nowandering person might come upon them before Odysseus had awakened. Thenthey went back to their ship and departed from Ithaka for their ownland.
Odysseus awakened on the beach of his own land. A mist lay over all, andhe did not know what land he had come to. He thought that the Phæacianshad left him forsaken on a strange shore.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padriac Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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