Mann, Charles Eben, 1844- · New York, Chicago, The Prang educational company · leaf 34
were countless animals; .birds flew in and outamong the trees, giving to the world the beauty of GREEK MYTHS AND THEIR ART their plumage and the charm of their song, but nohuman beings yet appeared. Over all reigned the great god Uranus and hisqueen, Gaea. Whence and how they came no oneknows, and… … II ZEUS Although queen of the world, Rhea had sorrow,and not without cause. Two sons and three daugh-ters had come to her and might have brought herjoy, but each was early taken from her and shecould learn nothing of them. She feared theywere dead and yet she knew that children of a godand goddess…
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