Lizzie Driver

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Story of King Arthur, in Twelve Tales · Iliad for Boys and Girls-Alfred John Church · 6 Aug 2026 podcast

Then Hector took the helmet from his head, and laid it on the ground, and caught the boy in his hands, and kissed him, and dangled him.

And he prayed aloud to father Zeus, and to the other gods, saying,

grant father zeus and other gods who are in heaven that this child may be as i am a great man in troy and may the people say some day when they see him carrying home the bloody spoils of some enemy whom he has killed in battle a better man than his father this and his mother will be glad to hear it

Then he gave the boy to his mother, and she clasped into her breast and smiled.

But there were tears in her eyes when she smiled, and Hector's heart was moved when he saw the tears, and he stroked her with his hand and said, Do not let these things trouble you.

No man will be able to kill me, unless it be my fate to die.

But fate no one may escape, whether he be a brave man or a coward.

But go, dear wife, to your spinning again, and give your maids their tasks, and let the men see to the battle.

Then he took up the helmet from the ground, and put it on his head.

And Andromache went to her home.

But often as she went, she turned her eyes to look at her husband.

And when she came to her home, she called all the maids together, and they wept and wailed for Hector, as though he were already dead.

And indeed, she thought in her heart, that she should never again see him coming home safe from the battle.

Hector went on his way to the gate, and as he went Paris came running after him.

His arms shone brightly in the sun, and he himself went proudly along, like a horse that is fresh from his stables, and prances over the grass and tosses his mane.

Then he said to Hector, "'I am afraid that I have kept you when you were in a hurry to get back to your comrades.'

Hector answered, "'No man doubts that you are brave, but you are willful and hold back from the battle when you should be foremost.'

So it is that the people say shameful things about you.

But now let us make haste to the battle.

So they went out by the gate, and fell upon the Greeks, and killed many of them.

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