Eurydice
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Greek Stories #1 We know about Orpheus and his magical music, but what about his wife Eurydice? The first in the series of novellas, Eurydice tells a tale of a half-nymph going through the Underworld and putting all her trust in a man to lead her out of it. But will he look back?
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