珀涅罗珀的织品（4）

    penelope’s  heroes

    of all the heroes that fought against troy, the  king of ithaca. yet he ly to the  his grapevines and plo among his orchard trees than he could ever be in the turmoil of battle,  the s the spear. but the princes of greece demanded that he should help them, and rather than be deemed a codom safe until you return.” “do your duty, ulysses,” said his old father, laertes. “go, and may  back.”

    and so, bidding fareetting the quiet delights of home, he thenceforth gave all his thoughts to e of troy th the city ht, in his ohts of ulysses turn to his loved  ed to see again the rugged hills and pleasant shores of ithaca.

    “spread the sails, my men, and rodom for me.”

    but scarcely , and not one could tell e, ht.

    Ⅱ the importunate suitors

    no  or dead. daily did penelope and young telemachus and feeble old laertes stand by the shore and gaze  eyes far over the n of sail or of glinting oars could they discern. months passed by and then years, and still no hed old laertes; and after that he shut himself up in his narrodom for him.”

    every day his seat  by his chair; his chamber reat bo in the hall . telemachus had become a young man, graceful and tall and gentle-mannered; and his mother’s queenly beauty had not faded race and dignity irlish loveliness. throughout all greece fair penelope’s fame  but the charms of her face and form, the s for ulysses. everybody knoht to marry some one of the young chieftains of greece and share dom of ithaca; for no  for  to  spendthrift, haughty, overbearing, and insolent. after him came agelaus, a foppish felloure and fine clothes and long, curling hair. the third lorying in his otten, as they deserved to be.</p>

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