The stars and their stories; a book for young people (1913)
Griffiths, Mary Matlock, comp · New York, H. Holt and Company · leaf 198
he dragon with ahundred heads is a sight worth any mans seeing. Afterall, you had better have gone for the apples yourself. No matter, replied Hercules. You have had apleasant ramble and have done the business as well as Icould. I heartily thank you for your trouble. Andnow, as I have a long way to… … Hercules and the Golden Apples (illustration by Frank C. Pape from Storrs Half a Hundred Hero Tales.) BOOTES—ARIADNE—HERCULES 173 golden apples into the air twenty miles high or there-abouts, and catching them as they came down— as tothat, my good friend, I consider you a little unreason-able.…
Stars · Constellations · Mythology, Classical
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