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3. (1909) The myths of Greece and Rome

Please let me out!” […] Early in the morning, when the sun’s bright orb first appeared above the horizon, Clymene would point it out to her boy, and tell him that his father, Apollo, was setting out for his daily drive. […] Provided with well-stocked quivers, the twins set out to do her bidding; and Apollo, meeting the seven lads out hunting, cut their existence short with his unfailing arrows. […] Then, satisfied with their work, the sisters departed, leaving Psyche alone to carry out their evil suggestions. […] Two gates led out of the valley of sleep, — one of ivory, and the other of horn.

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