This work mentions the possibility of women "blowing joyous airs" and "treading an epithalamic measure" for a ceremony presided over by the "semi- barbaric" king.
This work mentions the possibility of women "blowing joyous airs" and "treading an epithalamic measure" for a ceremony presided over by the "semi- barbaric" king. The narrator of this short story mentions how a ($) decision was "indicated in an instant" after "days and nights of anguished deliberation" about the various ways the central female could lose her (*) lover. The events of this story form the backdrop of "The Discourager of Hesitancy," in which people wonder what lurked behind the chosen door on the right. For ten points, identify this Frank Stockton story, the protagonist of which must choose between a beautiful maiden and a savage beast.
This work mentions the possibility of women "blowing joyous airs" and "treading an epithalamic measure" for a ceremony presided over by the "semi- barbaric" king.
“The {Lady, or the Tiger?}”