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9. (1833) Classic tales : designed for the instruction and amusement of young persons

Zephyrus, fanning him gently with his wings, soon awaked him. […] He fled away from her inquiries, but she sought him, and urged him to tell her the truth. […] Ah, I do fear him! […] Perhaps, when he was asleep, they tied Acteon’s hands, so that he could not defend himself, and then fastened upon him a stag’s horns and skin, to make him ridiculous, and drove him into the wood, where some dogs, mistaking him for a stag, fell upon him and killed him. […] Pluto presented to him a helmet which rendered him invisible; Minerva sent him a shield of transcendent brightness; Mercury furnished him with wings; and Vulcan gave him a sword.

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