Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 170
e beds of the other two chil-dren. She felt their heads, and they had nocrowns on, so she killed them, thinking theywere Phrixus and Helle. Then she crept down-stairs, and went back to bed. Now, in the morning, there were the step-mother Inos children cold and dead, and no-body knew who had killed… … tall,shekill IXUS AND HELLE UPON THE GOLDEN RAM. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) gone, nobody ever saw her there again, andeverybody but the queen thought that she hadkilled the two children. Everywhere the kingsought for her, but he never found her, for shehad gone back to her sisters, the Clouds. And the Clouds…
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