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But when he came in his swimming over against the mouth of a fair - flowing river , whereby the place seemed best in his eyes , smooth of rocks , and withal there was a covert from the wind , Odysseus felt the river running , and prayed ...
But when he came in his swimming over against the mouth of a fair - flowing river , whereby the place seemed best in his eyes , smooth of rocks , and withal there was a covert from the wind , Odysseus felt the river running , and prayed ...
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He seemed coming upon me with head erect , and furious hunger ; so that the air seemed to have fear thereat ; and a She - wolf , that looked full of all cravings in her leanness ; and has ere now made many live in sorrow .
He seemed coming upon me with head erect , and furious hunger ; so that the air seemed to have fear thereat ; and a She - wolf , that looked full of all cravings in her leanness ; and has ere now made many live in sorrow .
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... and shining being of the deep light appeared to me three circles , of three colours and one magnitude ; one by the second as Iris3 by Iris seemed reflected , and the third seemed a fire breathed equally from one and from the other .
... and shining being of the deep light appeared to me three circles , of three colours and one magnitude ; one by the second as Iris3 by Iris seemed reflected , and the third seemed a fire breathed equally from one and from the other .
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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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