Mann, Charles Eben, 1844- · New York, Chicago, The Prang educational company · leaf 209
waiting fordays at the brink of the world of light he came hope-lessly away. Many tried in vain to console him.At last the Thracian maidens became so angrybecause he paid no heed to them that they tnrewspears and stones at him. When these weaponscame within sound of his lyre they turned from… … Orpheus, Eurydice, and Hekmes ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE The Muses tenderly took his body and buried itin a grove where the nightingale sings his softestand sweetest notes. His shade went to Hadeskingdom and found Eurydice, where, undisturbed,they wander happily together, without fear of punish-ment for…
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