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hands to the meat , and that I was mightily afflicted , she drew near to me and spake to me winged words : “ " Wherefore thus , Odysseus , dost thou sit there like a speechless . man , consuming thine own soul , and dost not touch meat ...
hands to the meat , and that I was mightily afflicted , she drew near to me and spake to me winged words : “ " Wherefore thus , Odysseus , dost thou sit there like a speechless . man , consuming thine own soul , and dost not touch meat ...
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SO set on sorrow ' So spake I , and at once they hearkened to my words , but Eurylochus alone would have holden all my companions , and uttering his voice he spake to them winged words : " " Wretched men that we are ! whither are we ...
SO set on sorrow ' So spake I , and at once they hearkened to my words , but Eurylochus alone would have holden all my companions , and uttering his voice he spake to them winged words : " " Wretched men that we are ! whither are we ...
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Thus he spake weeping , and pity fell on all the Achaeans . Then came near to them Medon and the divine minstrel , forth from the halls of Odysseus , for that sleep had let them go . They stood in the midst of the gathering ...
Thus he spake weeping , and pity fell on all the Achaeans . Then came near to them Medon and the divine minstrel , forth from the halls of Odysseus , for that sleep had let them go . They stood in the midst of the gathering ...
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| 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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