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And he came to those minstrel maids,
to their orchard in the west, to pluck from the leafy apple-tree its golden fruit, when he had slain the tawny dragon, whose terrible coils were twined all round to guard it;
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and he made his way into ocean’s lairs, bringing calm to men that use the oar.
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And he came to those minstrel maids,
to their orchard in the west, to pluck from the leafy apple-tree its golden fruit, when he had slain the tawny dragon, whose terrible coils were twined all round to guard it;
395
and he made his way into ocean’s lairs, bringing calm to men that use the oar.
400
Heracles. Euripides. Edward P. Coleridge (Translator). London. 1891.
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