The adventures of Odysseus and the tale of Troy (1918)
Colum, Padraic, 1881-1972, Homer, Pogány, Willy, 1882-1955 · New York : Macmillan · leaf 35
tor and Halitherses wereold and had few friends, and that they could do nothing to helpTelemachus to get a ship. The council broke up and those whowere in it scattered. But the wooers went together back to thehouse of Odysseus. V ELEMACHUS went apart, and, going byhimself, came to the shore of the… … me from taking ship to seek tidings of my father. He spoke in prayer and then he saw one who had the likenessof the old man Mentor coming towards him. But by the grey,clear, wonderfully-shining eyes he knew that the figure was noneother than the goddess Athene.
Odysseus (Greek mythology) -- Juvenile literature
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