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The East Wind and the South Wind clashed , and the stormy West , and the North , that is born in the bright air , rolling onward a great wave . Then were the knees of Odysseus loosened and his heart melted , and heavily he spake to his ...
The East Wind and the South Wind clashed , and the stormy West , and the North , that is born in the bright air , rolling onward a great wave . Then were the knees of Odysseus loosened and his heart melted , and heavily he spake to his ...
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But when Zeus , son of Cronos , had added the seventh day thereto , thereafter the wind ceased to blow with a rushing storm , and at once we climbed the ship and launched into the broad deep . ' But now when we left that isle nor any ...
But when Zeus , son of Cronos , had added the seventh day thereto , thereafter the wind ceased to blow with a rushing storm , and at once we climbed the ship and launched into the broad deep . ' But now when we left that isle nor any ...
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Here in a dreary cavern Aeolus keeps under royal dominion and yokes in dungeon fetters the struggling winds and ... and to lift the wind - blown waves - the race I hate sails the Tyrrhene sea , carrying Ilium and her conquered household ...
Here in a dreary cavern Aeolus keeps under royal dominion and yokes in dungeon fetters the struggling winds and ... and to lift the wind - blown waves - the race I hate sails the Tyrrhene sea , carrying Ilium and her conquered household ...
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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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