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Stories of old Greece (1894)

Firth, Emma M · Boston, Heath · leaf 42

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to see what troubled them.He walked through a green valley, where a river ranlaughing toward the sea, and stopped near a house inthe doorway of which sat a little boy sobbing bitterly. When Apollo asked him the cause of his grief, hepointed to a far-away blue mountain, and said, betweenhis sobs,… … APOLLO. 38 STORIES OF OLD GREECE. told Apollo that his dear mamma was yet asleep; thathe had been calling to her, but she did not answer. Apollo shot a golden arrow into the room, then, pat-ting the boys shining curls, he said, Laugh and behappy, little one; the dragon shall never come again. Then…

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