THE WOOD-FOLK
Pan led a merrier life than all the other gods together. He was beloved alike by shepherds and countrymen, and by the fauns and satyrs, birds and beasts of his own kingdom.
An edition of Old Greek folk stories told anew
Old Greek folk stories told anew
by Josephine Preston Peabody
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Then for the first time the sea-creatures--nymphs and dolphins--ventured far from their homes, up, up through the swollen waters, among places that they had never seen before,--forests whose like they had not dreamed, towns and deluged farmsteads. They went in and out of drowned palaces and wondered at the strange ways of men.
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This book feels like a cross between Greek mythology and the Chronicles of Narnia.
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| April 13, 2010 | Edited by Open Library Bot | Linked existing covers to the edition. |
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