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Anon came the throned Dawn , and awakened Nausicaa of the fair robes , who straightway marvelled on the dream , and went through the halls to tell her parents , her father dear and her mother . And she found them within , her mother ...
Anon came the throned Dawn , and awakened Nausicaa of the fair robes , who straightway marvelled on the dream , and went through the halls to tell her parents , her father dear and her mother . And she found them within , her mother ...
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So when she had taken her fill of tearful lament , then she answered him , and spake saying : ' Now verily , stranger , thou that even before wert held in pity , shalt be dear and honourable in my halls , for it was I who gave him these ...
So when she had taken her fill of tearful lament , then she answered him , and spake saying : ' Now verily , stranger , thou that even before wert held in pity , shalt be dear and honourable in my halls , for it was I who gave him these ...
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And yet I go , and feed myself with hopes That I shall meet them , by my father loved , Dear to my mother , well - beloved of thee , Thou darling brother : I , with these hands , Washed each dear corpse , arrayed you , poured libations ...
And yet I go , and feed myself with hopes That I shall meet them , by my father loved , Dear to my mother , well - beloved of thee , Thou darling brother : I , with these hands , Washed each dear corpse , arrayed you , poured libations ...
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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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