Reading-literature: Primer, First-[sixth] reader, Том 2Row, Peterson and Company, 1914 |
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Alan-a-Dale Andvari answered Arjuna arms arrows asked Athene Auwin bade battle beautiful Bellerophon Beowulf Bima bird Bob-o'-link brave Bregenz brothers Cawfaw chariot child Chimera comrades Conakoor Conall Coohoolin cried dear deeds dragon Draupadi drink Drona Druid earth Evir eyes father feast fell fellow fight forest friar gave gift gods gold Golden Fleece Gray Women Grendel Greyfell hall hand hast head heart hero Hrothgar Hygelac Iobates Jason King Pelias knew land leaped Legair Little John Loogaid looked Lord loved Mercury merry mighty monster mother mountain Nakula never night noble Odin Odysseus Pandu Pegasus Pelias Penelope Perseus Pirene Prince Queen quoth Regin Robin Hood Sahadev sandal shield Sigurd spake spear spoke steed stood stranger Stutely suitors sword Telemachus tell thee thou art told treasure tree Ulster voice Volsung warrior winged horse Yaksha young Yudi-stira Zeus
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