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three braziers lighting Ulysses’ house

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three braziers lighting Ulysses’ house
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Three braziers are brought in for light, piled with old dry chopped wood, and used to ignite torches.

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brought in three braziers {151} to give light, and piled them up with chopped firewood very old and dry, and they lit torches from them
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The three braziers burn beside Ulysses as he holds the light.

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near the burning braziers
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The braziers are cleared of embers and heaped with wood to provide light and heat.

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They emptied the embers out of the braziers, and heaped much wood upon them to give both light and heat;

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they then brought in three braziers {151} to give light
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They emptied the embers out of the braziers, and heaped much wood upon them to give both light and heat

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Book 18 · Passage 29

Then the queen went back to her room upstairs, and her maids brought the presents after her. Meanwhile the suitors took to singing and dancing, and stayed till evening came. They danced and sang till it grew dark; they then brought in three braziers {151} to give light, and piled them up with chopped firewood very old and dry, and they lit torches from them, which the maids held up turn and turn about. Then Ulysses said: