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bubbling fountain visited by Polyphemus’s ram

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bubbling fountain visited by Polyphemus’s ram
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·Reported

The bubbling fountain is one of the finest ram’s customary destinations when leading the flock.

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or bubbling fountain

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·Remembered
whether to flowery mead or bubbling fountain

Passage preview

Book 9 · Passage 33

‘‘My good ram, what is it that makes you the last to leave my cave this morning? You are not wont to let the ewes go before you, but lead the mob with a run whether to flowery mead or bubbling fountain, and are the first to come home again at night; but now you lag last of all. Is it because you know your master has lost his eye, and are sorry because that wicked Noman and his horrid crew has got him down in his drink and blinded him? But I will have his life yet. If you could understand and talk, you would tell me where the wretch is hiding, and I would dash his brains upon the ground till they flew all over the cave. I should thus have some satisfaction for the harm this no-good Noman has done me.’