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ALMOST AS SOON AS Odysseus had parted his twelve ships from the main fleet, the south-east wind took them and carried them to the coast of Thrace, close to where the town of Ismarus was set between the mountains and the sea. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
among
athene
away
bade
beggar
beside
bow
brought
came
cave
circe
close
come
day
dead
down
eumaeus
even
eyes
father
feet
first
found
gave
go
gods
gone
great
hall
hands
head
heart
himself
home
house
island
ithaca
king
knew
land
last
left
let
little
long
lord
maidens
man
may
men
might
mother
must
night
now
odysseus
old
own
palace
penelope
place
queen
rest
sat
saw
saying
sea
see
sent
set
ship
shore
should
sleep
son
still
stranger
suitors
sword
take
telemachus
tell
things
though
three
time
together
told
took
toward
troy
two
upon
water
went
wind
wine
yet
young
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