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Summary On The Birds

Statistics

Counts

Total Pages: 1.35
Total Words: 338
Total Characters: 1510
Number of Sentences: 20

Averages

Words per Sentences: 16.9
Characters per Words: 4.47

Readability

Flesch Reading Ease: 81.05
Fog Scale Level: 9.25
Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level: 6.15

Summary on The Birds

Summary on The Birds

Two humans, Euelpides and Pithetaerus, set out with a jay and crow to find Epops. The discuss with Epops how the birds are mightier then the humans and gods and should build their great city. Epops then calls some birds around and they all come. At first, they thought some trespassers had come so they attacked the two humans, but then stopped to listen to what the humans wanted to say. The humans told of how they were the greatest, greater then man and god, and how they should build their great city between the heavens and the earth. They then speak of the ways in which birds are greater then man and god, and the birds are finally persuaded. They start building the city, which they named Nephelococcygian. Many visitors come to check the city out, and he chases them all away. After the visitors their wall is finished. Its a massive wall that can let two chariots pass each othe...

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