The Odyssey of Homer, Volume 3Houghton, 1905 |
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... bear it bravely , since thou must , nor speak To any man or woman of thyself And of thy wandering hither , but submit To many things that grieve thee , silently , And bear indignities from violent men . ” Ulysses , the sagacious , thus ...
... bear it bravely , since thou must , nor speak To any man or woman of thyself And of thy wandering hither , but submit To many things that grieve thee , silently , And bear indignities from violent men . ” Ulysses , the sagacious , thus ...
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... bear rule Both o'er mankind and o'er the living gods . " Once more Ulysses , the great sufferer , spake : " Not long will they avoid the fierce affray When in my halls the strength of war is tried Between me and the suitor crew . Now go ...
... bear rule Both o'er mankind and o'er the living gods . " Once more Ulysses , the great sufferer , spake : " Not long will they avoid the fierce affray When in my halls the strength of war is tried Between me and the suitor crew . Now go ...
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... bear then shouldst thou see The labor , and both strong , and if the field Were of four acres , with a soil through which The plough could cleave its way , How evenly my furrow would be turned . Or should the son of Saturn send to - day ...
... bear then shouldst thou see The labor , and both strong , and if the field Were of four acres , with a soil through which The plough could cleave its way , How evenly my furrow would be turned . Or should the son of Saturn send to - day ...
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Achaians Alcinoüs Amphinomus Antinoüs Arcesius Atreus Atrides bade bark bear beggar beheld beside bespake bestow black ship blue-eyed Pallas bore bring brought cloak And tunic Clytius coast death didst make reply discreet Telemachus replied Dulichium dwell Epeian Eumæus Eupeithes Eurymachus fair father feast galley gave gifts give goats goddess godlike gods guest hands hastened hear heard heart hither Icarius Idomeneus Irus isle Ithaca Jove Jupiter king Laertes land lest limbs lodge master mayst Meantime Megapenthes Melanthius Menelaus mighty mother Nestor noble swineherd o'er palace Peisistratus perchance Phæacian Piræus Polybus pray Pylos queen rich sagacious sage Penelope sailed shalt slay sleep sorrow spear steeds stood stranger sufferer suitor crew suitor-train swine swineherd spake Taphian tell thee Theoclymenus Thesprotians thou art thou didst thou dost thou hast thou wilt took town Troy Ulysses wandering wine winged words wretched Zacynthus