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So they spake , and the evil counsel of my company prevailed . They loosed the wallet , and all the winds brake forth . And the violent blast seized my men , and bare them towards the high seas weeping , away from their own country ...
So they spake , and the evil counsel of my company prevailed . They loosed the wallet , and all the winds brake forth . And the violent blast seized my men , and bare them towards the high seas weeping , away from their own country ...
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Then I spake out among my company in sorrow of heart : “ “ Hear my words , my men , albeit in evil plight , that I may declare unto you the oracles of Teiresias and of Circé , who very straitly charged me to shun the isle of Helios ...
Then I spake out among my company in sorrow of heart : “ “ Hear my words , my men , albeit in evil plight , that I may declare unto you the oracles of Teiresias and of Circé , who very straitly charged me to shun the isle of Helios ...
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Evil when true is hard to cover up . HERALD : Swept away out of sight of all the fleet , he and his ship . I do not speak a lie . LEADER : You saw him , then , set sail ? or was he lost in some great storm that threatened all the ships ...
Evil when true is hard to cover up . HERALD : Swept away out of sight of all the fleet , he and his ship . I do not speak a lie . LEADER : You saw him , then , set sail ? or was he lost in some great storm that threatened all the ships ...
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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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