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4b

Title

4b

Source

Lines from Pope's translation of Homer's "The Odyssey," Book XVII.

Notes

These four lines describe Ulysses's emotions at meeting his loyal dog Argos. Not including the second part of the fourth line, "then thus impassion'd cried."

Transcription

Soft pity touched the mighy masters soul;
Adown his cheek the tear unbidden stole,
Stole unperceiv'd, he turned his head and dryed
The Drop humane --   ----Pope

Page

Page 4

Collection

Commonplace Entries

Tags

death, emotion, friendship, sorrow

Citation

“4b,” Reading the Commonplace, accessed March 22, 2023, http://readingthecommonplace.cassidyholahan.com/cms/items/show/17.

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