The Children's Hour, Volume 3 (of 10)VOLUME IIIReading editionChapter navigation17 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE CHILDREN’S HOURVOLUME IIISTORIES FROM THE CLASSICSEva March TappanTO THE CHILDRENSTORIES FROM HERODOTUSSTORIES FROM LIVYSTORIES FROM OVIDSTORIES FROM OVID (continued 2)OLD GREEK FOLK-STORIESSTORIES OF THE TROJAN WARSTORIES OF THE TROJAN WAR (continued 2)THE WANDERINGS OF ULYSSESULYSSES IN ITHACAULYSSES IN ITHACA (continued 2)THE WANDERINGS OF THE TROJAN ÆNEASTHE WANDERINGS OF THE TROJAN ÆNEAS (continued 2)Previous chapter ←THE CHILDREN’S HOURNext chapter →Volume 3 — STORIES FROM THE CLASSICSAll chapters and sections (17)Other sectionsTHE CHILDREN’S HOURSections3Volume 3 · Other sectionsSTORIES FROM THE CLASSICSEva March TappanTO THE CHILDRENSTORIES FROM HERODOTUSSTORIES FROM LIVYSTORIES FROM OVIDSTORIES FROM OVID (continued 2)OLD GREEK FOLK-STORIESSTORIES OF THE TROJAN WARSTORIES OF THE TROJAN WAR (continued 2)THE WANDERINGS OF ULYSSESULYSSES IN ITHACAULYSSES IN ITHACA (continued 2)THE WANDERINGS OF THE TROJAN ÆNEASTHE WANDERINGS OF THE TROJAN ÆNEAS (continued 2)A man looks at a melee while a dog lays in the street.“It is strange that they let that dog lie there”◇← THE CHILDREN’S HOURSTORIES FROM THE CLASSICS →
