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sheepskin seat prepared for Telemachus in Eumaeus’s hut

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sheepskin seat prepared for Telemachus in Eumaeus’s hut
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The sheepskin seat prepared for Telemachus was laid on the floor of Eumaeus’s hut.

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Ulysses went back to his own place, and Eumaeus strewed some green brushwood on the floor and threw a sheepskin on top of it for Telemachus to sit upon. Then the swineherd brought them platters of cold meat, the remains from what they had eaten the day before, and he filled the bread baskets with bread as fast as he could. He mixed wine also in bowls of ivy-wood, and took his seat facing Ulysses. Then they laid their hands on the good things that were be fore them, and as soon as they had had enough to eat and drink Telemachus said to Eumaeus, ‘Old friend, where does this stranger come from? How did his crew bring him to Ithaca, and who were they?—for assuredly he did not come here by land.’

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Eumaeus prepares Telemachus a seat of green brushwood topped with sheepskin.

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Eumaeus strewed some green brushwood on the floor and threw a sheepskin on top of it for Telemachus to sit upon

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threw a sheepskin on top of it for Telemachus to sit upon

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Book 16 · Passage 8

Ulysses went back to his own place, and Eumaeus strewed some green brushwood on the floor and threw a sheepskin on top of it for Telemachus to sit upon. Then the swineherd brought them platters of cold meat, the remains from what they had eaten the day before, and he filled the bread baskets with bread as fast as he could. He mixed wine also in bowls of ivy-wood, and took his seat facing Ulysses. Then they laid their hands on the good things that were be fore them, and as soon as they had had enough to eat and drink Telemachus said to Eumaeus, ‘Old friend, where does this stranger come from? How did his crew bring him to Ithaca, and who were they?—for assuredly he did not come here by land.’