The Silver Apples of the Moon the Golden Apples of the Sun
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The Silver Apples of the Moon the Golden Apples of the Sun
The apple as the fruit of immortality, or perhaps equally of death, appears as a symbol in Celtic mythology too. Heralds from the Land of Youth would bear a silver apple branch, with silver blossom and golden fruit, whose tinkling music lulled the hearers to sleep
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The Silver Apples of the Moon the Golden Apples of the Sun
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