Hutchinson, W. M. L. (Winifred Margaret Lambart), b. 1868 · New York : Longmans, Green and Co. · leaf 223
e joyof his father and of all lolcos at his home-coming, nor how the brave comrades tookfarewell, when they had seen him receive thekingdom from Pelias, who durst not draw backfrom his oath to yield it. Jason and Medea werewedded with splendour and rejoicings, and there-after they had such… … ^_: -v THE >:i:w YORKPUBLIC 8RAR-Y ASTC TILDEN rC THE LAD WITH ONE SANDAL 197 Aeson young again by her spells, and entreatedher to do the like for their father. Then theenchantress killed an old ram before them, andcut it in pieces, and threw the pieces with magicherbs into a boiling cauldron,…
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