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Page 94
Then the steadfast goodly Odysseus answered him , saying : ' Behold , no god am I ; why likenest thou me to the immortals ? nay , thy father am I , for whose sake thou sufferest many pains and groanest sore , and submittest thee to the ...
Then the steadfast goodly Odysseus answered him , saying : ' Behold , no god am I ; why likenest thou me to the immortals ? nay , thy father am I , for whose sake thou sufferest many pains and groanest sore , and submittest thee to the ...
Page 205
His father's crafty hand wrought , and he pays . Atreus , his father , ruler of the land , his throne disputed by Thyestesmy father , his own brother - cast him out from home and city . In his misery , after long years had ...
His father's crafty hand wrought , and he pays . Atreus , his father , ruler of the land , his throne disputed by Thyestesmy father , his own brother - cast him out from home and city . In his misery , after long years had ...
Page 414
And now , when I have reached the courts of my ancestral dwelling , our home of old , my father , whom it was my first desire to carry high into the hills , and whom first I sought , refuses wholly , now Troy is rooted out , to prolong ...
And now , when I have reached the courts of my ancestral dwelling , our home of old , my father , whom it was my first desire to carry high into the hills , and whom first I sought , refuses wholly , now Troy is rooted out , to prolong ...
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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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