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Journeys through bookland; a new and original plan for reading (1912)

Sylvester, Charles Herbert · Chicago : Bellows-Reeve company · leaf 417

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lertly. 7. Iris was the fleet messenger of the Greek gods. She hud beautifulgolden wings, and as she flew across the heavens, she left the many-colored rainbow as her trail. 8. Ceres was the Greek goddess of the earth, who especially watchedover the growth of grain and fruits. She it is who brings… … DO rOU LOVE ME, ^L\J8TER ? Thy banks with peon^d and twilled brims, 10. The common marsh-iuariffold was called peony in some localities. 11. Reeds were called tuills in some localities. The Tempest 387 Which spongy^- April at thy hest betrims, To make cold nymphs chaste crowns ;^^ and thy brown…

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