Ganymede Library Of Congress

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GANYMEDE TENNYSON GANYMEDE, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, WASHINGTON, D. C.

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PUBLISHED BY B. S. REYNOLDS CO., 1202 D ST., NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, D. C. R-70566 GANYMEDE, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, WASHINGTON, D. C. TENNYSON-GANYMEDE. When Jupiter came down to earth. to seek a successor to Hebe as Cupbearer to the Gods, he took the form of an eagie, and flying over Mount Ida, saw the Trojan Prince Ganymede, whom he carried off to Olympus. Tennyson in his "Palace of Art" describes, as among the pictures decorating its walls, one of Gany- mede borne aloft by the eagle -- Or else flushed Ganymede, his rosy thigh Half buried in the Eagle's down, Sole as a flying star shot thro' the sky Above the pillar'd town. and Island Possessions Cuba, Canada and For Foreign.