He walked down the road. If only Mercury had left the box somewhere else! The box, the box, nothing but the box! The worst of it was he wondering about it, too. After Epimetheus was gone, Pandora stood looking at the box. "Why won't he listen to me?" she said. "I don't know why we can't open it. Mercury wouldn't care."

"Oh, come, Pandora!" he said. "Don't think about it. I don't want you to be unhappy." But Pandora could not forget the strange box. Every day she thought about it. "Where did the box come from? What could be in it?" she kept saying. "Always talking about the box!" Epimetheus said at last. "I wish you would try to talk about something else. Let's go for a walk."

"What can it be?" thought Pandora. "Is there something alive in the box? Well -- I'll take just one peek." At this moment, Epimetheus entered the house. He saw Pandora about to open the box. He could have cried out and stopped her. But he did not. As Pandora raised the lid, the house grew dark. She paid no attention.

Even Epimetheus wouldn't get angry at me for that. I don't have to open the box just because I get the knot untied." She touched the know She gave it a twist. As if by magic, it came loose. Again she thought she heard a voice from the box -- "Let us out, dear Pandora. Let us out."

"My dear Pandora," he answered, "that is a secret. You must not ask me about it. The box was left here for me to keep. I do not know what is in it." "But who gave it to you?" asked Pandora. "That's a secret, too," said Epimetheus. "I don't like secrets," said Pandora. "I wish the old box weren't here."

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She lifted the lid wide and looked inside. Out of the box flew Troubles of all kinds -- sickness, greed, hate, and many others. "Oh, I am stung!" cried Epimetheus. Pandora let the lid fall. Then something stung her, too. Epimetheus and Pandora were both sorry. Never had they felt so unhappy.

She thought she heard something move inside the box. Then she saw the gold rope. The box was not fastened by a lock. Instead, a gold rope was tied around it. She looked at it. "I believe I could untie the know," she said to herself. "It wouldn't hurt to try. I could tie it up again right away.

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The story of Pandora was a favorite of the Greeks. They thought it told how trouble and hope came to the world. They learned a lesson from Pandora, too. Pandora was a beautiful girl. Jupiter, the king of the gods, sent her to Epimetheus. Epimetheus was Prometheus' brother. Jupiter had punisher Prometheus for stealing fire.

Had they not taken Prometheus' gift? Prometheus did not trust Jupiter. He warned his brother to be careful of Jupiter and not to trust the girl. Epimetheus was often lonely. He would not listen. The first thing Pandora saw in Epimetheus' house was a big box. Almost the first thing she said to him was, "Epimetheus, what do you have in that box?"

"I don't want to go for a walk. You must tell me what is in the box!" said Pandora. "I've told you fifty times. I don't know what's in the box. How can I tell you what's in it when I don't know?" He was getting a little angry. "Well, then, at least you can tell me how you got it," said Pandora.

The story of Pandora was a favorite of the Greeks. They thought it told how trouble and hope came to the world. They learned a lesson from Pandora, too. Pandora was a beautiful girl. Jupiter, the king of the gods, sent her to Epimetheus. Epimetheus was Prometheus' brother. Jupiter had punished Prometheus for stealing fire. Now he had a plan to punish the people, too.

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One day she saw a young hunter walking toward her. It was her own son -- Arcas! She tried to call out to him. But she could only grow. She ran to him. She was so happy to see him. She forgot that Arcas would not know her. "Oh, my son!" she growled. "How good it is to see you again!" Of course, Arcas was very much afraid.