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

And this I did.

And, indeed, you loved me much.

With no one but me would you go into the hall or sit at the feast.

I would hold you on my knees and carve the choicest bits for you from the dish, and put the wine-cup to your lips.

Many a time have you spoiled my clothes, sputtering out the wine from your lips, when I'd put the cup to your lips.

Yes, I suffered much, and toiled much for you, and you were as a child to me, for a child of my own I never had.

And now, I pray you, listen to me.

Put away the anger in your heart, even as I put the anger out of mine.

It is not fit that a man should harden his heart in this way,

Even the gods are turned from their purpose.

And surely the gods are more honourable and more powerful than you.

Yet men turn them by offering of incense, and by drink offerings, and by burnt offerings, and by prayers.

And if a man sins against them, yet can he turn them from their anger.

For indeed, prayers are the daughters of Zeus.

They are weak and slow afoot.

whereas sin is swift and strong, and goes before, running all over the earth, and doing harm to men.

But, nevertheless, they come after and heal the harm that sin has done.

If, therefore, a man will reverence these daughters of Zeus, and will do honour to them when they come near to him, and will listen to their voice, they will bless him and do good to him.

But if a man hardens his heart against them, and will not listen to their voice,

then they curse him and bring him ruin.

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