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THE SONG OF ACHILLESMadeline Miller
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ContentsCoverTitle PageDedicationCh
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Chapter OneMY FATHER WAS A KING AND
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Or perhaps it is the sea itself she
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We were not the first suitors to ar
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“He need not be. I am man enough
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knows it. Theyy will not be so easi
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I did not have the chance to hear m
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“I am no coward.” Myy voice ros
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hour her sentence was finished, she
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corridors and sudden inner rooms. I
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Chapter FourMEALS IN THE VAULTED DI
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myy lips. Its burst of grainyy swee
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“So speak to yyour father, and sa
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The man was angryy but said no more
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waited for his answer.“He is surp
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in anyy of the boyys, though he was
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“Hello,” he said. If he had sho
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its sheath. He swung out with them
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Chapter SixOUR FRIENDSHIP CAME ALL
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I SAW KING PELEUS often now; we wer
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She was taller than I was, taller t
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He was frowning now, his voice loud
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offer her to his son. He answered,
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AT NIGHT, IN BED, images come. They
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mistake. This is what I might have
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pace with myy thoughts. I had nothi
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The voice again, measured and delib
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As we went, Chiron pointed things o
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“I would like yyou to teach me.
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“You knew?” This was Achilles.
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Chapter NineTHE NEXT MORNING I WOKE
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“Come,” said Chiron. “Have I
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I shook myy head. I did not add tha
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I did not know what I expected the
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Chapter TenIT WAS SPRING, AND WE WE
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lean against and breathe the sharp
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“I am.”“Then we will leave yy
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It was not enough. Myy hand reached
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he wished—it was something I did
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The man had recovered himself, some
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Chapter ElevenTHE LAST BIT OF SUN W
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I remembered Chiron’s parting wor
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The herald lifted the list. The roo
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“Theyy will ask me to fight,” A
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before. The guards outside stopped
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When I stood, myy knees ached, as i
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“I am the princess Deidameia,”
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area that I saw now was a dancing c
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It seemed to enrage her. “I will
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“She led the girl to myy room. Sh
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“I understand it,” Achilles sai
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towards him, hoping he would look a
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She glared at me. “I have not giv
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As if she heard myy thought, her fa
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around myy back, bucking me into he
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“I cannot tell.” I stared at th
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“I don’t think yyou’d want me
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Lyycomedes looked between the two m
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When the dance had finished, Odyyss
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Odyysseus nodded. “Thank yyou.”
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“I thought yyou said it would be
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I CANNOT REMEMBER what we said to t
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yyourself for it? Tryy to stop it?
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“You are admiring myy wife, I see
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reallyy boyys anyy longer. How old
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Odyysseus shrugged. “I don’t kn
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our abilities”—he tipped a grac
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Chapter SixteenWE ARRIVED IN PHTHIA
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much? who will be yyour captains? H
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AT LAST THE DAY for our departure c
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Myyrmidon captain cupped his hands
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Another cheer, loud and long, takin
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Chapter EighteenI WOKE THAT NIGHT G
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alwayys propitious, pleasing to the
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thrashed and writhed, but the hands
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this trick of his. I would not let
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I looked up. His face was in shadow
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Diomedes and were a whole ship leng
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Chapter TwentyWE GAINED THE BEACH,
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“What have we come all this wayy
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of the men would not. This was a ki
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He heard the edge in myy voice and
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Agamemnon mounted the dais, and I s
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She froze. The tunic she wore—one
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cheese, or water, or wool. Theyy we
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Achilles considered this, arm folde
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blur of dark heads and polished shi
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each other on the back. An auspicio
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other men gave him. He was capable
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I smiled then. “What does a human
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Machaon did not look up as he spoke
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shoulder healed, with no infection
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He caught the look on myy face thou
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Denied in his own agora, Agamemnon
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had never been in danger, whatever
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the dryying of eyyes. This is how I
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She had not seemed to know I was th
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Her face looked veryy small, and so
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THINGS WERE STRANGE for some time a
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mounted the dais to approach him, h
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puddling in the swamp of their fina
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A hopeful ripple of assent went thr
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right to playy high prince wherever
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“I almost did it there,” he sai
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“He is sending men. For yyou.”I
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sand—eating and walking and gossi
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to see it. She is in Agamemnon’s
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“You know if he had done it, I co
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Chapter Twenty-SevenTHERE ARE THREE
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“Come in,” she sayys, her voice
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Chapter Twenty-EightTHAT NIGHT, PHO
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“Sarpedon. A son of Zeus.” The
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yyour honor, wait onlyy for yyou to
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If Achilles noticed, he does not sh
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“No, myy lord.”“I offered yyo
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Page 236 and 237: their tears. In myy imagination she
Page 238 and 239: Chapter ThirtyACHILLES WATCHED ME A
Page 240 and 241: “Please.” I gripped him. “It
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Page 248 and 249: Chapter Thirty-OneACHILLES STANDS O
Page 250 and 251: our wits from us to set us so at od
Page 252 and 253: through the helmets and rolling bod
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Page 256 and 257: Her face twists. “You act like a
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Page 260 and 261: Last of all is a yyoung boyy, Troil
Page 262 and 263: AGAMEMNON CALLS a council to discus
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Page 266 and 267: imagined possible theyy pack the ca
Page 268 and 269: generation is abhorred in another.
Page 270 and 271: I am fiercelyy glad. How? It is a c
Page 272 and 273: Character GlossaryGods and Immortal
Page 274 and 275: she holds him. Since the Iliad and
Page 276 and 277: form of a swan). Manyy men sought h
Page 278 and 279: Achilles’ tent to beg for his son
Page 280 and 281: And of course thanks to myy dyynami
Page 282 and 283: CreditsCover design byy Allison Sal
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