Legends! Beasts and Monsters (9 page)

ENDNOTES

1
The most accurate picture of the dragon was painted in the fifteenth century by an Italian named Uccello. If you have any doubts about the
accuracy of my description, you can see it for yourself at the National Gallery in London.

2
Pronounced Finn McCool

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