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Skeletons hang as warnings from pine trees in a chapter headpiece illustration. They are victims of the Corinthian evil-doer Sinis, who will be slain by Theseus.
The Heroes. 1901. Drawings by M.H. Squire and B. Mars.
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Skeletons hang as warnings from pine trees in a chapter headpiece illustration. They are victims of the Corinthian evil-doer Sinis, who will be slain by Theseus.
The Heroes. 1901. Drawings by M.H. Squire and B. Mars.
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THE HEROES, OR GREEK FAIRY TALES FOR MY CHILDREN by Charles Kingsley, 1819-1875. (New York: Russell, 1901) Illustrrated by M.H. Squire & E. Mars .
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Cover illustration by Maud Hunt Squire
From A Child's Garden of Verse by Robert Louis Stevenson, illustrated by E. Mars and M.H. Squire, 1902.
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