The third novel in the Lanny Budd series by Upton Sinclair is named for the teeth of these, which were sown into the ground by Cadmus.
According to a novel about Aldrick Prospect by Trinidad-born author Earl Lovelace, one of these "can't dance." In 1954, a Japanese tuna-fishing boat with this name was caught in the fallout of the Bravo bomb detonation on Bikini Atoll, leading to a namesake incident. A poem by Marianne Moore declares "If I, like Solomon, could have my wish Â– my wishÂ…O to be" one of these, which titles a collection of hers by the same name. One of these, Ao Ping, is defeated by a seven year old boy named No-cha, which greatly angers another one, Lung Wang, who lives in a crystal palace defended by crabs Â– he then calls together the brothers who represent ►the four of these kings in Chinese legend. The third novel in the Lanny Budd series by Upton Sinclair is named for the teeth of these, which were sown into the ground by Cadmus. FTP, name this fire-breathing creature defeated by St. George.
According to a novel about Aldrick Prospect by Trinidad-born author Earl Lovelace, one of these "can't dance."
dragons (accept "Lucky Dragon" Â– the full name of the boat Â– but don't accept snakes, etc.)