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The Odyssey: Rendered into English prose for the use of those who cannot read the original - Homer ยท 80 words
I was broken hearted when I heard that I must go back all that long and terrible voyage to Egypt;47 nevertheless, I answered, I will do all, old man, that you have laid upon me; but now tell me, and tell me true, whether all the Achaeans whom Nestor and I left behind us when we set sail from Troy have got home safely, or whether any one of them came to a bad end either on board his own.
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