it with water and anointed it with ointment.
tation, and put on thee clothing of the gods.
we kindled a great fire and burnt thy body.
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pray thee, for thou art a friend by inheritance.
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reproach among the daughters of the Greeks.
the fourth year we discovered her deceit.
wards, so that not one of us was left alive.
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rowful, he stood under a pear tree and wept.
know. And he judged it best first to inquire.
pear may flourish in a garden without care.
upon thee, and thou art clad in filthy garments.
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upon, and skilled in all manner of handiwork."
come to the land of which thou inquirest.
time since thou didst give him entertainment ?
father is Apheidas, and my name Eperitus.
own will. And my ship is moored hard by.
to the other in the time to come."
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ready to weep when he beheld his father.
wife in marriage, slaying them all."
sign whereby I may know thee."
time of grapes should come."
and they have made ready, that we may dine."
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time when I took the fair city of Nericus.
thou wouldest have rejoiced in thy heart."
cur meat, and have waited long time for you."
a messenger to tell her ? "
" Verily, she knoweth it," said Ulysses.
sons also, when they had greeted Ulysses.
carried away the dead bodies and buried them.
whom Ulysses had slain first of all the suitors.
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come hither and slain the princes of the people.
So Eupeithes spake, weeping the while.
and spake, saying: " Hear me, men of Ithaca!
lest some worse evil befall you."
seer, but regarded the words of Eupeithes.
father, what dost thou purpose in thy heart?
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see whether these men are near at hand."
in the land for courage and manhood."
thou shalt see for thyself, if thou wilt."
Father Zeus, and then cast thy spear."
helmet, so that he fell dead upon the ground.
of Ithaca with swords and two-handed spears.
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