WORDS in Classic Quotes
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Quotes from The Odyssey by Homer
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2 Thus spoke Eurylochus, and the men approved his words.
3 Thus spoke Eurylochus, and the men approved his words.
4 With these words she took off her veil and gave it him.
5 Thus did he speak, and his words set them all a weeping.
6 And with these words he sent me sorrowing from his door.
7 With these words he led the way and the others followed after.
8 Aldermen and town councillors of the Phaeacians, hear my words.
9 With these words he led the way, and the others followed after.
10 With these words she made her mistress leave off crying, and dried the tears from her eyes.
11 With these words she made them all want to come, and they flocked to the assembly till seats and standing room were alike crowded.
12 With these words he placed the double cup in the hands of Telemachus, while Megapenthes brought the beautiful mixing bowl and set it before him.
13 With these words she flew away like a bird into the air, but she had given Telemachus courage, and had made him think more than ever about his father.
14 So the two stood bandying hard words, whereon the Achaeans sprang to their feet with a cry that rent the air, and were of two minds as to what they should do.
15 He was so overcome with dismay that though he tried to speak he could find no words to do so; his eyes filled with tears and he could only sob and sigh, till at last we forced his story out of him, and he told us what had happened to the others.
16 With these words he girded the sword about his shoulders and towards sundown the presents began to make their appearance, as the servants of the donors kept bringing them to the house of King Alcinous; here his sons received them, and placed them under their mother's charge.
17 They sang these words most musically, and as I longed to hear them further I made signs by frowning to my men that they should set me free; but they quickened their stroke, and Eurylochus and Perimedes bound me with still stronger bonds till we had got out of hearing of the Sirens' voices.
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