Harrison, Jane Ellen, 1850-1928 · London, Rivingtons · leaf 50
n of The Odyssey, by S. H. Butcher anji A. Lang). Nothinn- canmake him pleasing, but the monsters deformity is somewhat veiled by hissplendid luxuriantly treated hair. The one eye is rendered with happy vao-ue-ness, and the small size of the head (two and a half inches) helps to tone downit.s… … THE MYTH OF THE CYCLOPES. sents the action attributed to Odysseus by Homer, whileI, from my place aloft, turned it about.^ I think, however,that the front figure, distinguished from the rest by hisornamented cuirass, and occupying, so to speak, the place ofhonour, is meant to be Odysseus. We have,…
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