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章节目录
共 20 段- "Three thousand years of sleep-unsheltered hours,
- "She gleans her silvan trophies; down the wold
- There came a day when Apollo could no longer put curbing han
- For many a weary day and night Psyche wandered, ever seeking
- "If indeed they love me as thou sayest," said Atalanta to he
- "Marpessa!" he cried, "Marpessa! wilt thou not come to me? N
- "No others know where they dwell," he said. "Tell me, I pray
- Hyacinthus was a Spartan youth, son of Clio, one of the Muse
- When Dawn, the rosy-fingered, had come to Thessaly, Halcyone
- Over land and sea, from where Dawn, the rosy-fingered, rises
- For his crime Daedalus was banished from Athens, and in the
- "Ah! I have Fear! I have Fear!" she cried, and more cruel gr
- It is a very old tale that tells us of the passing of Pan. I
- In perfect happiness, loving and beloved, Baldur lived in As
- "My men shall beach your ship," he said, "and make her fast
- save one--the city of Saragossa, the stronghold of King Mars
- Then did Roland know that for him, also, there "was no other
- But the house was there no more, for Lir, their father, was
- On a sloping bank above the waterfall they built the little
- Colophon, 83, 86, 87