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And tell me of my wedded wife , of her counsel and her purpose , doth she abide with her son and keep all secure , or hath she already wedded the best of the Achaeans ? " ' Even so I spake , and anon my lady mother answered me : “ Yea ...
And tell me of my wedded wife , of her counsel and her purpose , doth she abide with her son and keep all secure , or hath she already wedded the best of the Achaeans ? " ' Even so I spake , and anon my lady mother answered me : “ Yea ...
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And now let things be on this wise , and obey my counsel . Let us not go forth against him , lest haply some may find a bane of their own bringing . ' So he spake , but they leapt up with a great cry , the more part of them , while the ...
And now let things be on this wise , and obey my counsel . Let us not go forth against him , lest haply some may find a bane of their own bringing . ' So he spake , but they leapt up with a great cry , the more part of them , while the ...
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Counsel me therefore , I charge you , you that owe me counsel . You know me for a man neither proud nor overstepping . ” “ Lord , ” said they , " call then Frocin hither . You mistrust him for that orchard night .
Counsel me therefore , I charge you , you that owe me counsel . You know me for a man neither proud nor overstepping . ” “ Lord , ” said they , " call then Frocin hither . You mistrust him for that orchard night .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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