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23. (1833) Classic tales : designed for the instruction and amusement of young persons

The wretched culprit caught one of his feet, hoping to detain him, but she was drawn after him into the open air, and instantly dropped to the ground. […] Venus then leading the way from the bam to the open air, commanded Psyche to follow. […] Baucis raked away the ashes, and spread opt the uncovered coals, which brightened and glowed as the air fanned them; she next applied to them brushwood and chips. […] The hand was that of Envy, and, wherever she came, the very air seemed to be filled with her presence. […] The god then rose at once to the stature of a man, and assumed an air of authority.

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