Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 288
the sleeper,who wakens never! Many a time hast thoudarkened my face with thy songs, and madenight black with thy sorceries. And now, thou too art in love! So go thy way, andbid thy heart endure, for a sore fate is beforethee. But Medea hastened on till she came to thehigh river bank, and saw the… … THE HARVEST OF THE DRAGONS TEETH. (SEE PRECEDING PAGE.) give you the Fleece of Gold for the price ofmy life. Then Jason swore that she should be hiswife, and more dear to him than all the world.And she went aboard their boat, and swiftlythey rowed to the dark wood where the dragonwho never sleeps…
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