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9. (1855) The Age of Fable; or, Stories of Gods and Heroes

Such stories and parts of stories as are offensive to pure taste and good morals are not given. […] But these are small things. […] The men are stupefied with terror. […] Now both subside; now both are quenched. […] Where are you going to carry me?’

10. (1897) Stories of Long Ago in a New Dress

Thanks are due also to the Century Co., in whose publication, St. […] You are brave and strong, and your sword is sharp. […] And because of the name of the birds that are supposed to bring them, these seven days are known as the halcyon days. […] “Ah, those days are past,” he sighed. […] “You are wrong!”

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