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Myths and Enchantment Tales title page
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Pluto was content to stay in his own kingdom
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Pluto seized Proserpina by the wrist
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A long dark cloak hid the brightness of Ceres' hair
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The four daughters of Celeus came to fill their pitchers at the well
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The nymphs shivered and wrapped their robes around them
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Mercury, the speedy messenger of the gods
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Proserpina has eaten six seeds of a pomegranate
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Apollo came riding over the water in a chariot drawn by white swans
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Hercules held up the heavens
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The three daughters of Hesperus guarding the golden apples
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Hercules returned carrying the body of the great beast
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Baby Hercules and the serpents
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The Scorpion reached his great claws toward the chariot
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The horses left the traveled road and dashed headlong in among the stars
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Is Apollo indeed my father?
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Midas splashed into the river
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Take away this terrible gift!
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The beloved daughter of King Midas
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Icarus went higher and higher into the heavens
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Daedalus fastened the feathers to a framework
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See how the feathers shine, and how long the wings are
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Hercules gave them to the royal children for pets
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Sometimes the cranes even carried away the Pygmy babies
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The Pygmies armed themselves
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Daphne shook her branches, and a little shower of leaves fell around Apollo
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Daphne was so shy she ran away
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What have you to do with warlike weapons, saucy boy?
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The baby son of Venus
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Love cannot dwell with suspicion
