THE END OF THE SEVENTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS.

[1] Intending his fat herd, kept only for the Wooers’ dainty palates.

[2] The dog died as soon as he had seen Ulysses.

[3] Ulysses’ ruthful fashion of entry to his own hall.

[4] His—intending Ulysses.

[5] Simile, in which Ulysses is compared with a poet for the sweetness

of his speech.

[6] Neezing a good omen.

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