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friend , forasmuch as thou gainsayest utterly , and sayest that henceforth he will not come again , and thine heart is ever slow to believe , therefore will I tell thee not lightly but with an oath , that Odysseus shall return .
friend , forasmuch as thou gainsayest utterly , and sayest that henceforth he will not come again , and thine heart is ever slow to believe , therefore will I tell thee not lightly but with an oath , that Odysseus shall return .
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But tell me why Thou comest , what thou hast to ask or tell . MESSENGER . Good news to thee , and to thy husband , lady . JOCASTA . What is it , then ? and who has sent thee here ? MESSENGER . I come from Corinth , and the news I'll ...
But tell me why Thou comest , what thou hast to ask or tell . MESSENGER . Good news to thee , and to thy husband , lady . JOCASTA . What is it , then ? and who has sent thee here ? MESSENGER . I come from Corinth , and the news I'll ...
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Then tell her that my heart salutes her ; tell her that she alone can bring me comfort ; tell her that if she does not come I shall die . Tell her to remember our past time , and our great sorrows , and all the joy there was in our ...
Then tell her that my heart salutes her ; tell her that she alone can bring me comfort ; tell her that if she does not come I shall die . Tell her to remember our past time , and our great sorrows , and all the joy there was in our ...
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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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