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Page 94
Surely thou art a god of those that keep the wide heaven . Nay then , be gracious , that we may offer to thee well - pleasing sacrifices and golden gifts , beautifully wrought ; and spare us I pray thee . Then the steadfast goodly ...
Surely thou art a god of those that keep the wide heaven . Nay then , be gracious , that we may offer to thee well - pleasing sacrifices and golden gifts , beautifully wrought ; and spare us I pray thee . Then the steadfast goodly ...
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Let us be beforehand and take him in the field far from the city , or by the way ; and let us ourselves keep his livelihood and his possessions , making fair division among us , but the house we would give to his mother to keep and to ...
Let us be beforehand and take him in the field far from the city , or by the way ; and let us ourselves keep his livelihood and his possessions , making fair division among us , but the house we would give to his mother to keep and to ...
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Thou knowest how firm is my spirit and unyielding , and I will keep me fast as stubborn stone or iron . Yet another thing will I tell thee , and do thou ponder it in thine heart . If the gods subdue the lordly wooers to thy hand ...
Thou knowest how firm is my spirit and unyielding , and I will keep me fast as stubborn stone or iron . Yet another thing will I tell thee , and do thou ponder it in thine heart . If the gods subdue the lordly wooers to thy hand ...
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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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