Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 617
ur deityFor the stormy plains of Troy, For our ship on the boundless sea,For the joy of the mad, glad strife, The rest in the sweet surcease,—We, the immortal dead,— We, the heroes of Greece! No one of the recent prose competitions has resultedin better contributions than this one—on An Episodein… … MY FAVORITE SUBJECT HOWARD JOHNSTON, on the page of history, and those who followed Mil-tiades on the plain of Marathon still live in song andstory as truly as when the Greek bards first sang theirimmortal deeds. It is a wonderful study, this history of men and na-tions—the growth and the decay of…
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