The stars and their stories; a book for young people (1913)
Griffith, Mary Matlock, comp · New York, H. Holt and Company · leaf 198
on with ahundred heads is a sight worth any mans seeing. Afterall, you had better have gone for the apples yourself. ** No matter, replied Hercules. * You have had apleasant ramble and have done the business as well as Icould. I heartily thank you for your trouble. Andnow, as I have a long way to… … Hercules and the Golden Apples (Illustration by Frank C. Pape from Storrs Half a Hundred Hero Tales) BOOTES—ARIADNE—HERCULES 173 golden apples into the air twenty miles high or there-abouts, and catching them as they came down—** as tothat, my good friend, I consider you a little unreason-able.…
Stars · Constellations · Mythology, Classical
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