Apollo and Daphne by Thomas Bulfinch

Apollo and Daphne

Photo by Henriette Rae

1895

Apollo and Daphne

John William Waterhouse

1908, London

Bernini Sculpture

1622-1625

Examining the sculpture from behind

Bernini Sculpture

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His French vocabulary is rather limited.

“The wind blew her garments, and her unbound hair streamed loose behind her.” from “Apollo and Daphne” by Thomas Bulfinch

Free; not attached

Jacob experienced unbound joy during his birthday celebration.

Synonyms: free, loosen, unravel, untie

Antonyms: shackle, restrain

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