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Stories of old Greece (1894)

Firth, Emma M · Boston, Heath · leaf 70

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clared that she excelled even Athene herself. 0 Arachne, Arachne. how wicked ! Why. Athenetaught you all you know, cried her friends. But the vain little maiden shook her pretty head,savins;, Athene taught me not. I taught myself. */ O O * Arachnes friends were shocked. They went home \j at once,… … ARACHNE. GG STORIES OF OLD GREECE. ;i My daughter, I heard that remark. It was foolish ;but you are young, and perchance were jesting. Youdo not mean to compare yourself with Athene ? Yes, I do, said Araclme, still spinning. Then you have greatly offended the goddess, andshould beg her pardon. I do…

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