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The Iliad - Homer ยท 59 words
The dogs, instead of eating, kept barking at the stranger, according to their usual habit. Whereupon Homer addressed Glaucus thus. O Glaucus, my friend, prythee attend to my behest. First give the dogs their supper at the doors of the hut. for so it is better, since, whilst they watch, nor thief nor wild beast will approach the fold.
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