"Is the young lady hurt, Jason?

Jarjayes, Madame de. Jason and Medea, tapestry representing the history of.

He had a ride of several miles before him, ere he could expect to reach the farmhouse of Jason Lovejoy, one of his father's oldest customers and friends.

Morris left two long narrative poems, The Life and Death of Jason, and The Story of Sigurd the Volsung.

I do not think anyone need hesitate to put Sigurd among the epics; but I do not think anyone who will scrupulously compare the experience of reading Jason with the experience of reading Sigurd, can help agreeing that Jason should be kept out of the epics.

I do not think anyone need hesitate to put Sigurd among the epics; but I do not think anyone who will scrupulously compare the experience of reading Jason with the experience of reading Sigurd, can help agreeing that Jason should be kept out of the epics.

And I should say that the bright, exact diction and the modest metre of Jason are more interesting and attractive than the diction, often monotonous and vague, and the metre, often clumsily vehement, of Sigurd.

Yet for all that it is the style of Sigurd that puts it with the epics and apart from Jason; for style goes beyond metre and diction, beyond execution, into conception.

The whole imagination of Sigurd is incomparably larger than that of Jason.

You scarcely feel that in Jason.

Meanwhile, when kingly Jason steered in quest Of the Gold Fleece, and chieftains at his side Chosen from all cities, proffering each her best, To rich Iolchos came that warrior tried, And joined him unto trim-built Argo's crew; And with Alcmena's son came Hylas too.

His troth to Jason was forgotten then.

Argo, escaped the two inrushing rocks, And snow-clad Pontus with his baleful jaws, Came to Bebrycia with her heaven-sprung freight; There by one ladder disembarked a host Of Heroes from the decks of Jason's ship.

Katharine found her mother in foul-mouthed rage over the failure of a third attempt to poison the Dauphin of Vienne, as Queen Isabeau had previously poisoned her two elder sons; I might here trace out a curious similitude between the Valois and that dragon-spawned race which Jason very anciently slew at Colchis, since the world was never at peace so long as any two of them existed.

Yankee pasha: the adventures of Jason Starbuck.

By Jason L. Honigman.

MIXTER, WILLIAM JASON.

Yankee pasha: the adventures of Jason Starbuck.

By Jason John Nassau.

By Jason L. Honigman.

Medea had, after slaying her own brother, left her country to go with Jason to Corinth.

Creon, having heard that she had threatened with mischief not only Jason but his bride and her father, wants her to leave the city.

That Black Sea and that river were the same which Jason sailed with his heroes; and the Golden Fleece, those children's toy, has now, forsooth, become a head-gear in these parts.

Next morning Shoop left for Jason with Hardy and his deputy.

The big Airedale had appeared in Jason the day after Bud Shoop had returned from Criswell.