The Return of Odysseus; a Greek Choric Play in Two Continuous Acts, Separated By An Interlude of Visions
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In thine absence many powerful lords sue for Hie hand of thy wil'e, saying Mini, thou Jirt de;id. But she remains true to thee, and awaits thy coming, deceiving Hie wooers with a guile worthy of thee her lmsl>;ind. Come, let rne disguise thee, Hint none shall know I hee while I lion wailesf in the lint of (faithful Eumaeus, the swineherd, until I summon to thine aid thy dear son Telemachus." Therewith Aihene touched me with her wand. My fair flesh she withered on my supple limhs, and made Waste... my yellow hair from off my head, and over all my limhs she east the skin of .-in old man, and dimmed my tWO eyes, erewhile so fair. And she changed my raiment to a vile wrap and a, doublet, torn garments rind filthy, stained Willi foul smoke. And over all she clad me with the great ha Id hide of ,-i swiff stag, and she gave me a siaff and a mean tattered scrip, and a cord I herewith to hang it.
A RGOS Ami when I came to the Swineherd's hut, lo ! a 48 THE RETURN OF ODYSSEUS hound raised up his head from where he lay, and pricked his ears — Argos, the watch-dog which of old myself had bred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In thine absence many powerful lords sue for Hie hand of thy wil'e, saying Mini, thou Jirt de;id. But she remains true to thee, and awaits thy coming, deceiving Hie wooers with a guile worthy of thee her lmsl>;ind. Come, let rne disguise thee, Hint none shall know I hee while I lion wailesf in the lint of (faithful Eumaeus, the swineherd, until I summon to thine aid thy dear son Telemachus." Therewith Aihene touched me with her wand. My fair flesh she withered on my supple limhs, and made Waste... my yellow hair from off my head, and over all my limhs she east the skin of .-in old man, and dimmed my tWO eyes, erewhile so fair. And she changed my raiment to a vile wrap and a, doublet, torn garments rind filthy, stained Willi foul smoke. And over all she clad me with the great ha Id hide of ,-i swiff stag, and she gave me a siaff and a mean tattered scrip, and a cord I herewith to hang it.
A RGOS Ami when I came to the Swineherd's hut, lo ! a 48 THE RETURN OF ODYSSEUS hound raised up his head from where he lay, and pricked his ears — Argos, the watch-dog which of old myself had bred.
What to read after The Return of Odysseus; a Greek Choric Play in Two Continuous Acts, Separated By An Interlude of Visions?
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