The Legend of Perseus A STUDY OF TRADITION IN STORY CUSTOM AND BELIEF: BY Edwin Sidney Hartland F.S.A. VOL. III. ANDROMEDA. MEDUSA Published by David Nutt in the Strand, London 1896 [IMPRINT] Edinburgh: T. and A. Constable, Printers to Her Majesty [DEDICATION] _TO DAVID BRYNMÔR JONES, Q.C., M.P._ _If any worth be found within these pages,_ _If any skill, however poor, have traced_ _Man’s thoughts and purposes down the long ages_ _Where thought is dim and purpose half-effaced--_ _To you the opportunity be reckon’d,_ _To you the worth. You flung the portals wide_ _Which guard enchanted palaces, and beckon’d_ _To new adventures life had else denied--_ _Enchanted palaces, where gods forgotten_ _…
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