Ghosts and other mysterious beings

The Cyclopes were giants. Each had only one enormous eye in the middle of his forehead. They lived in wild, faraway places where there were no laws. Each Cyclops lived alone, tending1 his sheep and goats. One was named Polyphemus, and he was the son of Poseidon, god of the sea.
Long ago a man named Odysseus was sailing home from war. He and his crew went ashore2 on Polyphemus’ island, where they made themselves comfortable in the giant’s cave. When Polyphemus returned that evening with his flocks3, he was furious4 to see strangers in his home. He closed the entrance to the cave with a gigantic rock only he was strong enough to move. Then he killed and ate some of the unlucky sailors.
Odysseus didn’t try to take revenge5 that night, but while Polyphemus slept he stayed awake, waiting. When he heard the giant snoring loudly, he...

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