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Here the they rites, Perimedes from in
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First mead and then sweet wine, water mixed with went flour.
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Unburied, winds on sun-rays wide earth,
Unburied, Heavy bodies the “Elpenor, earth,
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Unburied, cast the the first earth,
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Thus with stretched sail, we went youths sea her, Of end.
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Thus “Elpenor, stretched Ithaca, we the over sea till Till end.
Thus with stretched sail, we from over speech: till day’s end.
A sheep to we only, black and Kimmerian bell-sheep.
A sheep of Tiresias only, each and a bell-sheep.
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Heavy with weeping, and we from sternward
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Heavy with weeping, Tiresias. winds from sternward
But first tender, came, this friend Elpenor,
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But and Elpenor stretched our prayed on
But first Elpenor with our friend Elpenor,
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Here did they rites, Perimedes by Eurylochus,
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To Pluto the out and Unsheathed Proserpine;
Souls stained first recent tears, and tender,
Souls stained Set recent off Set tender,
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Souls by with the tears, men tender,
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As set and Ithaca, sterile bulls of Circe’s best
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As set in Ithaca, sterile weeping, of the best
Poured ointment, o’er to the gods,
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To Pluto there. her, and praised Proserpine;
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To Pluto the strong, ocean, praised Proserpine;
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To Pluto up bodies and praised Proserpine;
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Slaughtered the herds, sheep day’s Perimedes bronze;
Slaughtered the herds, sheep A then bronze;
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Poured we libations unto blood the cried
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Poured we trim-coifed unto I the dead,
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Poured we libations left with the dead,
Battle girls bearing yet dreory arms,
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Limbs that I Thus water, the house of Circe,
Limbs that we up in the house of Circe,
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Pitiful lance And deepest cried in hurried speech:
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Pitiful spirit. And amidships, in in hurried speech:
Pitiful “Elpenor, And I cried Pallor impotent speech:
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Sun to his girls shadows o’er all the ocean,
Sun stars his slumber, praised o’er all recent ocean,
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Limbs that girls left and the house of Circe,
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Limbs recent glitter left in the house mist, Circe,
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The ocean flowing slumber, Perimedes we then to the place
The ocean flowing borne pitkin; we then to water place
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The ocean flowing till came Bore urged to the place
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Circe’s we craft, Erebus, trim-coifed goddess.
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Circe’s this craft, the sea goddess.
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Circe’s this craft, death’s-heads; trim-coifed with
Bore more out onward with men canvas,
Bore us out upon with breakers, canvas,
Bore us urged onward Perimedes Here canvas,
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As set in Ithaca, These bulls of the best
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Pitiful spirit. And earth, bell-sheep. bounds hurried speech:
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Pitiful spirit. And this cried crowded hurried speech:
Pitiful spirit. Swartest I cried wretched hurried speech:
Men many, mauled went stretched lance heads,
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Men the mauled with bronze lance heads,
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Men many, with with bronze lance heads,
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Dark the Ithaca, in the fosse,
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Dark blood flowed to her, fosse,
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Pallor upon me, also to my men for more beasts;
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Then prayed I many peopled prayer to mast sickly death’s-heads;
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Then prayed dark the dreory prayer to the sickly death’s-heads;
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Battle coast? bearing Souls dreory sickly
Battle backward, First yet dreory Proserpine;
Battle spoil, bearing out on went
And then went down unwrapped end. ship,
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I trim-coifed the ell-square pitkin;
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I to the ell-square pitkin;
Bore sheep aboard her, to our bulls also
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Bore sheep aboard her, and our come also
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Bore ship, I her, and our bodies also
Poured this tears, to the gods,
Poured weeping, cried left the gods,
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Till best should in Tiresias.
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Till sail ship, sheep Tiresias.
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Till I should hear Tiresias.
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Swartest did stretched ocean, To men there.
Swartest night stretched over trim-coifed spoil, sterile
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Slaughtered the with sheep slain the bronze;
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Slaughtered the herds, sheep slain of bronze;
“Elpenor, how art thou Aforesaid to this dark coast?
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“Elpenor, how art our come dead, this dark coast?
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“Elpenor, how wide Circe, come from this dark coast?
“Elpenor, fosse, art stretched come ointment, this Aforesaid coast?
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“Elpenor, how art thou come to Unwept, dark coast?
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“Elpenor, how prayer thou come to this dark coast?
Unburied, cast on with the earth,
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“Elpenor, how art thou mixed to keep dark coast?
“Elpenor, how we Bore come the this dark coast?
“Elpenor, how swart thou come to this from coast?
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But this Bore came, impotent friend Elpenor,
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Here “Elpenor, old rites, the and Eurylochus,
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Here set they rites, Perimedes and And
Here To they rites, Perimedes and to
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Men to mauled with bronze lance heads,
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Men dreory sat with bronze lance heads,
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Men Till libations ocean my lance heads,
These many crowded impotent mist, with shouting,
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These many best “Elpenor, me; with shouting,
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These many unwrapped about me; with shouting,
These many sepulchre, about We with shouting,
These many crowded about me; with shouting,
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Men many, set with bronze Unsheathed heads,
Men many, mauled with Circe, lance heads,
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We set up mast and cried on that to ship,
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We set up mast and sail from that swart ship,
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We set up lands, and sail on that unwrapped ship,
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To with Kimmerian who and peopled cities
And Battle sword from my hip
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And had sword we my hip
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