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humor�察�therefore�察�to hear that the gallant Prince Jason�察�and forty´nine of
the bravest young warriors of Greece�察�had come to Colchis with the sole
purpose of taking away his chief treasure。
;Do you know�察─ �asked King Aetes�察 �eyeing Jason very sternly�察 �what
are the conditions which you must fulfill before getting possession of the
Golden Fleece�拭─�
;I have heard�察─�rejoined the youth�察 �that a dragon lies beneath the tree
on which the prize hangs�察�and that whoever approaches him runs the risk
of being devoured at a mouthful。;
;True�察─�said the king�察�with a smile that did not look particularly good´
natured。 ;Very true�察 �young man。 But there are other things as hard�察 �or
perhaps a little harder�察�to be done before you can even have the privilege
of being devoured by the dragon。 For example�察 �you must first tame my
two brazen´footed and brazen´lunged bulls�察�which Vulcan�察�the wonderful
blacksmith�察�made for me。 There is a furnace in each of their stomachs�察�and
they breathe such hot fire out of their mouths and nostrils�察�that nobody has
hitherto gone nigh them without being instantly burned to a small�察�black
cinder。 What do you think of this�察�my brave Jason�拭─�
;I must encounter the peril�察─ �answered Jason�察 �composedly�察 �since it
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stands in the way of my purpose。;
;After taming the fiery bulls�察─ �continued King Aetes�察 �who was
determined to scare Jason if possible�察 �you must yoke them to a plow�察�and
must plow the sacred earth in the Grove of Mars�察 �and sow some of the
same dragon's teeth from which Cadmus raised a crop of armed men。 They
are an unruly set of reprobates�察�those sons of the dragon's teeth�察�and unless
you treat them suitably�察�they will fall upon you sword in hand。 You and
your nine and forty Argonauts�察 �my bold Jason�察 �are hardly numerous or
strong enough to fight with such a host as will spring up。;
;My master Chiron�察─�replied Jason�察 �taught me�察�long ago�察�the story of
Cadmus。 Perhaps I can manage the quarrelsome sons of the dragon's teeth
as well as Cadmus did。;
;I wish the dragon had him�察─�muttered King Aetes to himself�察 �and the
four´footed pedant�察 �his schoolmaster�察 �into the bargain。 Why�察 �what a
foolhardy�察�self´conceited coxcomb he is� �We'll see what my fire´breathing
bulls will do for him。 Well�察 �Prince Jason�察─ �he continued�察 �aloud�察 �and as
complaisantly as he could�察 �make yourself comfortable for to´day�察�and to´
morrow morning�察�since you insist upon it�察�you shall try your skill at the
plow。;
While the king talked with Jason�察 �a beautiful young woman was
standing behind the throne。 She fixed her eyes earnestly upon the youthful
stranger�察�and listened attentively to every word that was spoken�察�and when
Jason withdrew from the king's presence�察�this young woman followed him
out of the room。
;I am the king's daughter�察─�she said to him�察 �and my name is Medea。 I
know a great deal of which other young princesses are ignorant�察�and can
do many things which they would be afraid so much as to dream of。 If you
will trust to me�察�I can instruct you how to tame the fiery bulls�察�and sow the
dragon's teeth�察�and get the Golden Fleece。;
;Indeed�察�beautiful princess�察─�answered Jason�察 �if you will do me this
service�察 �I promise to be grateful to you my whole life long。;' Gazing at
Medea�察 �he beheld a wonderful intelligence in her face。 She was one of
those persons whose eyes are full of mystery�察�so that�察�while looking into
them�察�you seem to see a very great way�察�as into a deep well�察�yet can never
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be certain whether you see into the farthest depths�察�or whether there be not
something else hidden at the bottom。 If Jason had been capable of fearing
anything�察 �he would have been afraid of making this young princess his
enemy�察�for�察�beautiful as she now looked�察�she might�察�the very next instant�察�
become as terrible as the dragon that kept watch over the Golden Fleece。
;Princess�察─ �he exclaimed�察 �you seem indeed very wise and very
powerful。 But how can you help me to do the things of which you speak�拭�
Are you an enchantress�拭─�
;Yes�察 �Prince Jason�察─ �answered Medea�察 �with a smile�察 �you have hit
upon the truth。 I am an enchantress。 Circe�察�my father's sister�察�taught me to
be one�察�and I could tell you�察�if I pleased�察�who was the old woman with the
peacock�察�the pomegranate�察�and the cuckoo staff�察�whom you carried over
the river�察�and�察�likewise�察�who it is that speaks through the lips of the oaken
image�察�that stands in the prow of your galley。 I am acquainted with some
of your secrets�察 �you perceive。 It is well for you that I am favorably
inclined�察�for�察�otherwise�察�you would hardly escape being snapped up by the
dragon。;
;I should not so much care for the dragon�察─�replied Jason�察 �if I only
knew how to manage the brazen´footed and fiery´lunged bulls。;
;If you are as brave as I think you�察�and as you have need to be�察─�said
Medea�察 �your own bold heart will teach you that there is but one way of
dealing with a mad bull。 What it is I leave you to find out in the moment
of peril。 As for the fiery breath of these animals�察 �I have a charmed
ointment here�察�which will prevent you from being burned up�察�and cure you
if you chance to be a little scorched。;
So she put a golden box into his hand�察�and directed him how to apply
the perfumed unguent which it contained�察 �and where to meet her at
midnight。
;Only be brave�察─ �added she�察 �and before daybreak the brazen bulls
shall be tamed。;
The young man assured her that his heart would not fail him。 He then
rejoined his comrades�察 �and told them what had passed between the
princess and himself�察 �and warned them to be in readiness in case there
might be need of their help。 At the appointed hour he met the beautiful
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Medea on the marble steps of the king's palace。 She gave him a basket�察�in
which were the dragon's teeth�察 �just as they had been pulled out of the
monster's jaws by Cadmus�察 �long ago。 Medea then led Jason down the
palace steps�察�and through the silent streets of the city�察�and into the royal
pasture ground�察 �where the two brazen´footed bulls were kept。 It was a
starry night�察�with a bright gleam along the eastern edge of the sky�察�where
the moon was soon going to show herself。 After entering the pasture�察�the
princess paused and looked around。
;There they are�察─�said she�察 �reposing them。 selves and chewing their
fiery cuds in that farthest corner of the field。 It will be excellent sport�察�I
assure you�察�when they catch a glimpse of your figure。 My father and all his
court delight in nothing so much as to see a stranger trying to yoke them�察�
in order to come at the Golden Fleece。 It makes a holiday in Colchis
whenever such a thing happens。 For my part�察 �I enjoy it immensely。 You
cannot imagine in what a mere twinkling of an eye their hot breath
shrivels a young man into a black cinder。;
;Are you sure�察 �beautiful Medea�察─ �asked Jason�察 �quite sure�察 �that the
unguent in the gold box will prove a remedy against those terrible burns�拭─�
;If you doubt�察�if you are in the least afraid�察─�said the princess�察�looking
him in the face by the dim starlight�察 �you had better never have been born
than to go a step nigher to the bulls。;
But Jason had set his heart steadfastly on getting the Golden Fleece�察�
and I positively doubt whether he would have gone back without it�察�even
had he been certain of finding himself turned into a red´hot cinder�察�or a
handful of white ashes�察�the instant he made a step farther。 He therefore let
go Medea's hand�察�and walked boldly forward in the direction whither she
had pointed。 At some distance before him he perceived four streams of
fiery vapor�察�regularly appearing and again vanishing�察�after dimly lighting
up the surrounding obscurity。 These�察�you will understand�察�were caused by
the breath of the brazen bulls�察�which was quietly stealing out of their four
nostrils�察�as they lay chewing their cuds。
At the first two or three steps which Jason made�察�the four fiery streams
appeared to gush out somewhat more plentifully�察�for the two brazen bulls
had heard his foot tramp�察�and were lifting up their hot noses to snuff the
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air。 He went a little farther�察�and by the way in which the red vapor now
spouted forth�察�he judged that the creatures had got upon their feet。 Now he
could see glowing sparks�察�and vivid jets of flame。 At the next step�察�each of
the bulls made the pasture echo with a terrible roar�察 �while the burning
breath�察 �which they thus belched forth�察 �lit up the whole field with a
momentary flash。 One other stride did bold Jason make�察�and�察�suddenly as a
streak of lightning�察�on came these fiery animals�察�roaring like thunder