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I pray you by Olympian Zeus and by Themis , " who looseth and gathereth the meetings of men , let be , my friends , and leave me alone to waste in bitter grief ; —unless it so be that my father , the good Odysseus , out of evil heart ...
I pray you by Olympian Zeus and by Themis , " who looseth and gathereth the meetings of men , let be , my friends , and leave me alone to waste in bitter grief ; —unless it so be that my father , the good Odysseus , out of evil heart ...
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And if they shall evil entreat me in the house , let thy heart harden itself to endure while I am shamefully handled , yea even if they drag me by the feet through the house to the doors , or cast at me and smite me : still do thou bear ...
And if they shall evil entreat me in the house , let thy heart harden itself to endure while I am shamefully handled , yea even if they drag me by the feet through the house to the doors , or cast at me and smite me : still do thou bear ...
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Nay , thy heart is ever hard of belief . Go to now , and I will tell thee besides a most manifest token , even the scar of the wound at the boar on a time dealt him with his white tusk . This I spied while washing his feet , and fain I ...
Nay , thy heart is ever hard of belief . Go to now , and I will tell thee besides a most manifest token , even the scar of the wound at the boar on a time dealt him with his white tusk . This I spied while washing his feet , and fain I ...
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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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