Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 286
d be my wife. Then she was glad, and yet she was afraid,at the thought of that dark voyage, with astranger, from her fathers home, and her own. So they parted, Jason to the ship, and Medea tothe palace. But in the morning Jason anointedhimself and his armor with the drug, and allthe heroes struck… … JASON AND MEDEA. all went up together to the field where thebulls were breathing flame. There already wasyEetes, and Medea, and all the Colchians hadcome to see Jason die. A plow had beenbrought, to which he was to harness the bulls.Then he walked up to them, and they blew 274 THE GOLDEN FLEECE.…
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