Crossword-Solution: LEGENDES 8 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 10

Besides the before-mentioned _Metamorphosis of Pigmalion's Image_, it is not improbable that Marston is the author of the manuscript preserved in the British Museum:--_The New Metamorphosis; or, A Feaste or Fancie of Poeticall Legendes.

Scribe, that it is he who ate the apple with Eve and who wrote the 'Legendes des Siècles,' Good Luck! Yours truly, Théodore de Banville * * * * * III.

His three concert studies are Chopinish; his _Waldesrauschen_ is pretty, but leads nowhere; his _Années des Pèlerinage_ sickly with sentimentalism; his _Dante Sonata_ a horror; his _B-minor Sonata_ a madman's tale signifying froth and fury; his legendes, ballades, sonettes, Benedictions in out of the way places, all, all with choral attachments, are cheap, specious, artificial and insincere.

The library also contained no less than sixty primers, many of them being bound in 'vellat,' or in 'lether gorgiously gilted.' In the succeeding reign this library was purged 'of all massebookes, legendes, and other superstitiouse bookes' by an Order in Council, which also directed that 'the garnyture of the bookes being either golde or silver' should be delivered to Sir Anthony Aucher, the Master of the Jewel House.

Cerquand, in his "Legendes et Récits Populaires du Pays Basque," derives the word from Tartare, Tartar, in the same way as the French word Ogre is said to be derived from Hongrois, Ugri.