Mann, Charles Eben, 1844- · New York, Chicago, The Prang educational company · leaf 215
nd grieved and made acomplaint to Zeus, who said, * Such prating follyand irreverence must be checked. It cannot injurethe gods, but it will degrade men. This womanshall learn something. The sky became blackwith the frown of the god, and terribly flew thezigzag lightning. Niobe tried to protect her… … NiOBE AND Her Youngest Daughter NIOBE her into stone, but that her tears continued to flowand became a fountain. We can often see thesculptors work in the form of this very human butfooHsh mother. SORROWING NIOBE AND HER YOUNGEST DAUGHTERPICTURED IN MARBLE If Niobe, the proud queen of Thebes, had…
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