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Mythical being

noun

1.

An imaginary being of myth or fable.

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"Mythical being" Quotes from Famous Books

... book, Gentle Reader, but please don't let that prejudice you against it. The General Public, I know, likes to feel heft in its hand when it buys a book, but I had hoped that you were a peg or two above the General Public. That mythical being goes on a reading spree about every so often, and it selects a book which will probably last out the craving, a book which "it will be impossible to lay down, after it is once begun, until it is finished." (I quote from the standard ...

— Back Home • Eugene Wood

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