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yourself fond father The next day Jason went to the king and said, "Now, give me the golden fleece." The king did not give it to him, but said, "Come again." THYSELF FIND FATHER THE NEXT DAY JASON WENT TO THE KING AND SAID NOW GIVE ME THE GOLDEN FLEECE THE KING DID NOT GIVE IT TO HIM BUT SAID COME AGAIN
"Give me the dragon's teeth." The king gave him his hat full. Then Jason planted the dragon's teeth, just as a man plants wheat. By this time he was very tired, so he went to lie down. [Illustration: JASON SOWS THE DRAGON'S TEETH.] evening knees marble threw growing fight In the evening he came back. The iron men were growing up. Some of the men had only their feet in the ground. Some of them were in the ground up to their knees. Some had only their heads out. They all tried to get out so they could kill Jason. Then Jason did what Medea told him he should do. He took a giant's marble and threw it near the men. All the iron men wanted to get the marble. So they began to fight each other. As soon as one had his feet out of the ground, he cut at the man next to him. So they killed each other. Then Jason took his sword and cut off all the heads that were out of the ground. So all the iron men were killed and the king was very angry. But Medea and the people were glad. JASON AND THE DRAGON.  CHAPTER TWELVE OF A PRIMARY READER BY E LOUISE SMITH THIS LIP OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN JASON AND THE DRAGON
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