Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 249
iron, the man-horse saw theswift ship from his mountain heights, and randown to the beach; there he stood with thewaves of the gray sea breaking over his feet,waving with his mighty hands, and wishing hisboys a safe return. And his wife held in herarms the little son of one of the ships… … CHIKON S FAREWELL TO THE ARGONAUTS. apiece, unruly giants. And these giants layin wait for them on cliffs above the riversmouth where the ship was moored, and beforethe dawn they rolled down great rocks on thecrew. But Heracles drew his huge bow,the bow for which he slew Eurytus, king ofCEchalia,…
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