Tatlock, Jessie M., 1878-1961 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 350
318 Greek and Roman Mythology as her husband, the princess felt shy about sug- gesting wedding preparations, but not wishing to displease the goddess, she modestly asked for the ox-cart that she and her maidens might carry down her brothers’ clothes to wash them in the sea. The cart was brought… … Fig. 94. Odysseus appearing before Nausicaa. grass to eat the food the queen had provided, and then, tucking up their skirts, they joined in a game of ball. It happened that the spot they had chosen for their noisy fun was close to the place where Odysseus had all this time been lying asleep. What…
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