Mann, Charles Eben, 1844- · New York, Chicago, The Prang educational company · leaf 141
earth, Paris no longerhesitated ; the apple was hers. How Paris afterward caused a terrible war is notfor us to tell here, but we see why the Mighty Onesof Olympus should think this war belonged quiteas much to them as to the Greeks and Trojans. A STATUE OF PARIS Paris was a son of Priam, King of… … ■it 7T:.-!^sL-JSiSii^TL:z^S^ Paris — (Vatican, Rome) THE APPLE OF DISCORD Mount Ida and leave him there to die. This theservant did, but returning five days later, he foundthe child had been cared for by a bear. The servantbelieved that this meant that the childs life shouldbe spared, and he gave…
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