The adventures of Odysseus and the tale of Troy (1918)
Colum, Padraic, 1881-1972, Homer, Pogány, Willy, 1882-1955 · New York : Macmillan · leaf 198
d us and raisedtheir song. Come hither, come hither, O Odysseus, the Sirens sang,stay thy bark and listen to our song. None hath ever gonethis way in his ship until he hath heard from our own lips thevoice sweet as a honeycomb, and hath joy of it, and gone on hisway a wiser man. We know all things… … AND THE TALE OF TROY 177 My heart was mad to listen to the Sirens. I nodded myhead to the company commanding them to unloose me, butthey bound me the tighter, and bent to their oars and rowed on.When we had gone past the place of the Sirens the men tookthe wax from off their ears and loosed me from…
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