Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 231
name, was sleeping on the roof, for the coolness,being heavy with wine. And when he heard the stirof his comrades, he rose up, nor thought of the ladder,but fell from the roof and brake his neck. And therest being assembled, Ulysses told them how they musttake another journey first, even to the… … 0 they came to the place of which Circehad told them. And when all things hadbeen rightly done, Ulysses saw spirits otthe dead. First of all came Elpenor, andhe marvelled much to see him, saying —How earnest thou hither? — on foot, or in theship? Then he answered, telling how he had died, and…
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