The story of Baucis and Philemon. This elderly, poor, but generous-hearted couple invite two gods, disguised as beggars, to come into their cottage to rest and eat. The gods keep asking that their bowls be replenished, and the old couple become sad and embarrassed because they know the pitcher is empty. But the gods show them otherwise. No matter how often they pour from the pitcher, it is always full.

The palace of Circe is a place inhabited by an evil witch who tests your behavior for later transform into the beast or creature you really are, your actions will judge your appearance. At the beginning of the chapter the story of a king (Ulysses) sage who attended the siege of Troy and when the city was taken and burned shown, I hope ten long years to return to his kingdom of Ithaca. In an unfortunate accident with his comrades, unleashed several hurricanes that sank their fleet of ships, however, they came to a place called Esztergom where several giant devouring his companions.

The boy had bushed his wailing at once, and turned his face upward to the stranger. It was a pale, bright-eyed countenance, certainly not more than six years old, but sorrow, fear, and want, had destroyed much of its infantile expression. The Puritan, seeing the boy's frightened gaze, and feeling that he trembled under his hand, endeavored to reassure him.