The Stoddard Library: A Thousand Hours of Entertainment with the World's Great Writers, Volume 7G.L. Shuman & Company, 1911 - Literature |
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... Agelaus spake among them , and declared his word to all : " Friends , will not some man climb up to the postern , and give word to the people , and a cry would be raised straightway ; so should this man soon have shot his latest bolt ...
... Agelaus spake among them , and declared his word to all : " Friends , will not some man climb up to the postern , and give word to the people , and a cry would be raised straightway ; so should this man soon have shot his latest bolt ...
Page 112
... while that it was Athene , summoner of the host . But the wooers on the other side shouted in the halls , and first Agelaus son of Damastor rebuked Athene , saying : " Mentor , let not the speech of Odysseus beguile 112 HOMER.
... while that it was Athene , summoner of the host . But the wooers on the other side shouted in the halls , and first Agelaus son of Damastor rebuked Athene , saying : " Mentor , let not the speech of Odysseus beguile 112 HOMER.
Page 113
... Agelaus , son of Damastor , urged on the wooers , and likewise Eurynomus and Amphimedon and Demoptolemus and Peisandrus son of Polyctor , and wise Polybus , for these were in valiancy far the best men of the wooers , that still lived ...
... Agelaus , son of Damastor , urged on the wooers , and likewise Eurynomus and Amphimedon and Demoptolemus and Peisandrus son of Polyctor , and wise Polybus , for these were in valiancy far the best men of the wooers , that still lived ...
Page 115
... Agelaus had let it fall to the ground when he was slain , and drave it clean through his neck , and as he yet spake his head fell even to the dust . But the son of Terpes , the minstrel , still sought how he might shun black fate ...
... Agelaus had let it fall to the ground when he was slain , and drave it clean through his neck , and as he yet spake his head fell even to the dust . But the son of Terpes , the minstrel , still sought how he might shun black fate ...
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