The Odysseys of Homer Done Into English Prose
The Odysseys of Homer Done Into English Prose
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Nay, abide here, for none is vexed by thy presence, neither I nor any of my fellows that are with me. But when the dear son of Odysseus comes, he him- self will give thee a mantle and a doublet for raiment, and will send thee whithersoever thy heart and spirit bid thee go.' Then the steadfast goodly Odysseus answered him : ' Oh, that thou mayst so surely be dear to father Zeus as thou art to me, in that thou didst make me to cease from wandering and dread woe I For there is no other thing more ...mis- chievous to men than roaming ; yet for their cursed belly's need men endure sore distress, to whom come wandering and tribulation and pain. But behold now, since thou stayest me here, and biddest me wait his coming, tell me of the mother of divine Odysseus, and of the father whom at his departure he left behind him on the threshold of old age; are they, it may be, yet alive beneath the sunlight, or already dead and within the house of Hades ? ' Then spake to him the swineherd, a master of men: *Yea now, stranger, I will plainly tell thee all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, abide here, for none is vexed by thy presence, neither I nor any of my fellows that are with me. But when the dear son of Odysseus comes, he him- self will give thee a mantle and a doublet for raiment, and will send thee whithersoever thy heart and spirit bid thee go.' Then the steadfast goodly Odysseus answered him : ' Oh, that thou mayst so surely be dear to father Zeus as thou art to me, in that thou didst make me to cease from wandering and dread woe I For there is no other thing more ...mis- chievous to men than roaming ; yet for their cursed belly's need men endure sore distress, to whom come wandering and tribulation and pain. But behold now, since thou stayest me here, and biddest me wait his coming, tell me of the mother of divine Odysseus, and of the father whom at his departure he left behind him on the threshold of old age; are they, it may be, yet alive beneath the sunlight, or already dead and within the house of Hades ? ' Then spake to him the swineherd, a master of men: *Yea now, stranger, I will plainly tell thee all.
What to read after The Odysseys of Homer Done Into English Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Homer, Samuel Henry Butcher, Andrew Lang to read onlineMoreLess
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