"Impossible！" exclaimed the prince， horror-struck at the thought； "what you say， surely no one ever could do. If a mortal fears not his fellow-mortal， at least he dreads the Deity."

　　"I never yet knew，" rejoined the other， "what a woman in love does fear. However， prince， the trial is easy. Come here， Muti！" cried he to the old woman's dog， "and off with thee to that three-headed kinsman of shine， that attends upon his amiable-looking master.[FN#67]"

　　[FN#67] Hindu mythology has also its Cerberus， Trisisa， the " three headed " hound that attends dreadful Yama （Pluto）