Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1Edwin Mallard Everett Dryden Press, 1955 - 1000 pages |
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Page 95
... answered him : ' Yea now , my child , I will tell thee all the truth . The Phaeacians brought me hither . mariners renowned , who speed other men too upon their way , whoso- ever comes to them . Asleep in the swift ship they bore me ...
... answered him : ' Yea now , my child , I will tell thee all the truth . The Phaeacians brought me hither . mariners renowned , who speed other men too upon their way , whoso- ever comes to them . Asleep in the swift ship they bore me ...
Page 115
... answered her and said : ' Lady , none may turn aside the dream to interpret it otherwise , seeing that Odysseus himself hath showed thee how he will fulfil it . For the wooers destruction is clearly boded , for all and every one ; not a ...
... answered her and said : ' Lady , none may turn aside the dream to interpret it otherwise , seeing that Odysseus himself hath showed thee how he will fulfil it . For the wooers destruction is clearly boded , for all and every one ; not a ...
Page 135
... answered her : ' I mock thee not , dear child , but in very deed Odysseus is here , and hath come home , even as I tell thee . He is that guest on whom all men wrought such dishonour in the halls . But long ago Telemachus was ware of ...
... answered her : ' I mock thee not , dear child , but in very deed Odysseus is here , and hath come home , even as I tell thee . He is that guest on whom all men wrought such dishonour in the halls . But long ago Telemachus was ware of ...
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