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fishermen in the dead suitors’ simile

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fishermen in the dead suitors’ simile
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Fishermen net fish from the sea and throw them onto a beach to gasp in the sun in the dead-suitors simile.

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fishermen have netted out of the sea, and thrown upon the beach to lie gasping for water till the heat of the sun makes an end of them

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fishes which fishermen have netted out of the sea, and thrown upon the beach

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Book 22 · Passage 39

The pair went into the outer court as fast as they could, and sat down by Jove’s great altar, looking fearfully round, and still expecting that they would be killed. Then Ulysses searched the whole court carefully over, to see if anyone had managed to hide himself and was still living, but he found them all lying in the dust and weltering in their blood. They were like fishes which fishermen have netted out of the sea, and thrown upon the beach to lie gasping for water till the heat of the sun makes an end of them. Even so were the suitors lying all huddled up one against the other.