e, not so big as Antaeus, it is true,although a very enormous figure, in comparisonwith Pygmies, and a vast deal bigger than the.men whom we see nowadavs. t/ When the Pygmy was quite satisfied that hiseyes had not deceived him, he scampered, as fastas his legs would carry him, to the Giants ear,and… … THE PYGMIES. 85 Poh, poh! grumbled Antaeus, only halfawake. None of your nonsense, my little fel-low ! Dont you see Im sleepy. There is nota Giant on earth for whom I would take thetrouble to get up. But the Pygmy looked again, and now per-ceived that the stranger was coming directlytowards the…
Children's stories, American
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