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Odyssey - passage

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May 25, 2014

 

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He is being very careful at answering her questions. First, sensing the goddess is feeling jealous, he asks her no to be angry and assures her that for Penelope is mortal, her beauty and form is no match compares her. Second, in his reply he omits his desire to see his wife instead he said "?I long for home, long for the sight of home" (line 229)...
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Second, in his reply he omits his desire to see his wife instead he said "?I long for home, long for the sight of home" (line 229). Odysseus expresses his words in such a way that he gives away absolutely nothing of his own thought; instead he simply gives back the sweet nymph her own initial premise...
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