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“Myths are told and songs are chanted
Full of promptings and suggestions.”
Mythology in Marble
BY
LOUIE M. BELL
Educational Publishing Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO
Copyrighted
By EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
1901
3
“All passes. Art alone
Enduring stays to us;
The bust outlasts the throne,—
The coin, Tiberius;
“Even the gods must go;
Only the lofty rhyme
Not countless years o’erthrow,—
Not long array of time.
“Paint, chisel, then, or write;
But, that the work surpass,
With the hard fashion fight,—
With the resisting mass.”
—Austin Dobson.