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quadgram	frequency
for the love of	29
the luck of troy	29
of the fair hands	25
helen of the fair	25
this way and that	23
the land of the	22
to the house of	21
the sons of troy	18
the love of god	18
said that he would	16
for love of god	15
the walls of troy	15
the fleece of gold	15
the best of the	15
the head of the	15
the son of achilles	14
and with that word	14
he said that he	14
land of the dead	13
the sons of pallas	13
the door of the	13
that the god had	12
the son of peleus	12
one of the great	11
the rest of the	11
the king of the	11
back to the ships	11
the men of troy	11
in front of the	11
in the midst of	11
till he came to	10
the son of the	10
to right and left	10
the ships of the	10
of helen of the	10
god help me so	10
said that he was	10
the back of the	10
when he was a	10
to the palace of	10
the plain of troy	10
god had made for	10
the god had made	10
ships of the greeks	10
of gold and silver	10
best of the greeks	10
of the north wind	10
to the isle of	9
the time of ulysses	9
the body of achilles	9
the way to the	9
when they saw the	8
all through the night	8
of the sons of	8
by the hands of	8
the most beautiful of	8
went to the house	8
of one of the	8
in the hands of	8
the house of hades	8
to the place where	8
of the isle of	8
the king and queen	8
to his own country	8
in the time of	8
in the temple of	8
fro day to day	8
that i was born	8
the crest of the	8
for the sake of	8
the isle of scyros	8
in the middle of	8
but he did not	8
the isle of the	8
the folk of troye	8
i can no more	8
most beautiful of the	8
armour that the god	8
a great pile of	8
the city of priam	8
to the hut of	8
the ranks of the	8
and at last he	8
on the shore of	7
stole the luck of	7
for the last time	7
the greeks and trojans	7
was one of the	7
that they did not	7
was a young man	7
that he had not	7
in the house of	7
when he came to	7
the chief of the	7
to the temple of	7
the middle of the	7
he had not the	7
till they came to	7
the sons of phytalus	7
that he did not	7
the temple of pallas	7
they came to the	7
and told him that	7
and over al this	7
the men of the	7
with that word he	7
the sothe for to	7
in the night the	7
the body of the	7
who had been the	7
for the death of	7
chief of the gods	7
all the rest of	7
of the silver feet	7
is one of the	7
for al this world	7
that he was a	7
told him that he	7
of the men of	7
the dead body of	7
the day of the	7
the garden of the	7
at the feet of	7
he came to a	7
with sword and spear	7
the goddess of the	7
the hands of the	6
to the ship of	6
the end of the	6
the trojans and the	6
and anointed him with	6
disguised as a beggar	6
of troy and the	6
the god of the	6
of the god of	6
the strong man heracles	6
the toun of troye	6
thought that he would	6
sons of the north	6
and all the chiefs	6
the very voice of	6
the trojans would have	6
their wives and children	6
not seem to have	6
his spear through the	6
through the night to	6
that he could not	6
they did not know	6
he came to himself	6
at the head of	6
goddess of the sea	6
and set fire to	6
the father of ulysses	6
did not know that	6
to the land of	6
and said that he	6
was a prophecy that	6
the daughter of the	6
of the valour of	6
the house of ulysses	6
was the most beautiful	6
drove his spear through	6
the mouth of the	6
the queen of the	6
pile of dry wood	6
so ulysses and diomede	6
the child of the	6
the horse of tree	6
the greeks made a	6
the gods in heaven	6
was the son of	6
the stealing of helen	6
out of the battle	6
ranks of the greeks	6
the name of the	6
the shore of the	6
day of the valour	6
the horses of achilles	6
there was a prophecy	6
the hut of agamemnon	6
have pity on me	6
stood up and said	6
within the walls of	6
as i have told	6
came out of the	6
the slaying of the	6
dead body of patroclus	6
in the very voice	6
to the door of	6
cattle of the sun	6
on the plain of	6
the valour of hector	6
in the heart of	6
the hut of achilles	6
the isle of tenedos	6
the sons of the	6
that the greeks had	6
they had come to	6
in front of them	6
from the land of	6
as he was wont	6
and he saw that	6
set fire to it	6
the ranks of troy	6
they thought that the	6
ulysses and his men	6
great pile of dry	6
returned to the war	6
set fire to the	6
it for the beste	6
and went to the	5
that he might not	5
and he was the	5
and the rest of	5
the bodies of the	5
in the ranks of	5
queen of the amazons	5
and when he was	5
as ye may here	5
anointed him with oil	5
and all the greeks	5
with al myn herte	5
the light of the	5
him who he was	5
the phial of gold	5
and that he had	5
of the fleece of	5
of the horse of	5
but al for nought	5
went up to the	5
the arms of achilles	5
as the custom was	5
son of the bright	5
hermes of the golden	5
and clothed him in	5
that the sons of	5
with al my might	5
that word he gan	5
the place where the	5
the waves of the	5
the men of ulysses	5
but at the laste	5
in the hall of	5
he and his men	5
temple of the goddess	5
the children of the	5
to telle in short	5
in the open air	5
the sack of troy	5
is me that ever	5
he came to the	5
fell in love with	5
the temple of the	5
of gods and men	5
him face to face	5
and she sat down	5
in the tenth year	5
than seyde he thus	5
the voice of his	5
the siege of troy	5
put on his armour	5
led him into the	5
off the head of	5
and whan that he	5
the god of war	5
as i shal yow	5
in a golden casket	5
back to the ship	5
and laid him in	5
out of the wound	5
the armour from the	5
in the palace of	5
he was taken to	5
i will give you	5
of the hands of	5
on the other hand	5
had come to the	5
we do not know	5
the wall of the	5
what will i do	5
he was wont to	5
swayed this way and	5
the noise of the	5
the cries of the	5
do not leave me	5
the side of the	5
into the house of	5
the sound of a	5
of the bright dawn	5
he went to the	5
the splendour of zeus	5
to the argive ships	5
the son of a	5
myn owene swete herte	5
the nymphs of the	5
from the isle of	5
in the open plain	5
for sorwe of which	5
they came to a	5
of the golden wand	5
thetis of the silver	5
and the people of	5
the whole greek army	5
the daughters of the	5
in his herte he	5
knew that she was	5
in the land of	5
and called to his	4
from his neck by	4
and parents of ulysses	4
the most cunning of	4
the ship of protesilaus	4
the golden images and	4
clothed him in a	4
arrow from the bow	4
ulysses sails to seek	4
were given to the	4
what do you want	4
wounded as he was	4
the fields and the	4
tell the trojans that	4
isle of the gorgons	4
that he would be	4
a prisoner and a	4
she could speak in	4
on the floor of	4
shores of the sea	4
keep helen of the	4
the story says that	4
and strongest of men	4
the land of sunrising	4
the cap of darkness	4
how ulysses invented the	4
the tomb of ilus	4
the body of antilochus	4
by god and by	4
the spears of the	4
an ancient king of	4
she was so beautiful	4
that the beggar was	4
were placed in a	4
but at last he	4
thou found thy prayer	4
at the back of	4
was taken to the	4
on the other side	4
banks of the river	4
with his last breath	4
gan him for to	4
while he was still	4
far across the sea	4
he would not fight	4
in this world ther	4
not the strength to	4
an offering to the	4
north went the news	4
left wing of the	4
the wind has overthrown	4
for there was no	4
in love with her	4
and for the love	4
was the child of	4
the coming of the	4
as the song ceases	4
may still be seen	4
and took his leve	4
and no man could	4
wine in cups of	4
the cry came to	4
was a master thief	4
seek the son of	4
gift of the gods	4
of the sea and	4
up to the scaean	4
spear that none but	4
towards the ships of	4
him on a bier	4
deep base of the	4
we shall hear again	4
the storm of the	4
whan that she was	4
the old man was	4
the greatest chiefs and	4
the crowd of trojans	4
were a race of	4
priam gave him a	4
an arrow from the	4
the young men of	4
the bodies of dead	4
in their midst he	4
the slaying of paris	4
but it seems that	4
anger for the death	4
isle of the west	4
this place she dies	4
lived in the time	4
mouth of the river	4
of the race of	4
the helmet of achilles	4
the death of his	4
the greeks did not	4
robbed me of my	4
he was a very	4
breastplate and breast of	4
to the grekes ost	4
to the elysian plain	4
at last the fleet	4
boyhood and parents of	4
with al his fulle	4
spears in their hands	4
then the trojans would	4
in the voice of	4
forth to the greek	4
back to the place	4
forth from great ilion	4
the most famous of	4
ulysses stole the luck	4
great pile of wood	4
all the best men	4
the house of atreus	4
the name she bears	4
the bravest of the	4
as had never been	4
his spear clean through	4
on the men of	4
the shores of the	4
to the music of	4
and the saving of	4
from the bow of	4
battle at the ships	4
leaped into his chariot	4
it was believed that	4
in the greek camp	4
arrows from the walls	4
the beggars in the	4
with that she gan	4
open hand of god	4
the cattle of the	4
into the open plain	4
of the second hut	4
who were on the	4
to the king of	4
for wel wot i	4
his chariot to the	4
thy father far away	4
fell at his feet	4
the queen of love	4
was believed that she	4
to the sea shore	4
that they had come	4
as long as the	4
strip the armour from	4
the door of his	4
the throne of the	4
the great horse of	4
when they had eaten	4
but the greeks never	4
glorious armour that the	4
with his left hand	4
that in this place	4
to cut down trees	4
with the amazons and	4
come within the walls	4
must have been the	4
how he had been	4
their king so wise	4
did not know by	4
and fought in the	4
joan of arc when	4
the women and children	4
i shal yow telle	4
waves of the sea	4
in the hut of	4
wooing of helen of	4
the tribes of men	4
the huts on the	4
that cause is of	4
as a beggar who	4
through breastplate and breast	4
as if it were	4
came upon the greeks	4
ran red with blood	4
he did not know	4
i make thee whole	4
with a great voice	4
the rest of us	4
heat of the sun	4
the battles with the	4
and meriones of crete	4
sorry that he had	4
but he would not	4
he threw his spear	4
but he could not	4
on the left of	4
and spears and arrows	4
asked him who he	4
a huge stone from	4
to seek the son	4
device of the horse	4
and the ransoming of	4
why call on things	4
whole army of the	4
that he would go	4
what sholde i lenger	4
his mother bewailed him	4
to come within the	4
was taken away from	4
and he made his	4
torch in her hand	4
how people lived in	4
troy and the saving	4
high in the air	4
with a heavy heart	4
the second hut on	4
the mother of eurypylus	4
it is not easy	4
the people of eurypylus	4
and stood in the	4
the people of athens	4
went down to the	4
god helpe me so	4
the house of circe	4
but he had no	4
and the other chiefs	4
of the sun god	4
sleep and put on	4
nymphs of the isle	4
sails to seek the	4
him out of the	4
seen the open hand	4
did not know whether	4
we never hear of	4
his great bow and	4
i will tell you	4
the end of troy	4
chiefs were sitting at	4
out of this world	4
as the sound of	4
all the people of	4
one of the five	4
the hand of paris	4
we do not hear	4
in the crowd of	4
he leaped into his	4
the wooing of helen	4
golden images and the	4
by the splendour of	4
of the west wind	4
the bodyguard of penthesilea	4
the company of the	4
is not inconsistent with	4
the ransoming of hector	4
was a little boy	4
and bronze and iron	4
and avenging of patroclus	4
three crowns of life	4
clean through his body	4
slaying and avenging of	4
into his chariot and	4
not go into the	4
most cunning of men	4
and said that the	4
with gold and silver	4
pools of thy bathing	4
to the back of	4
that he would take	4
base of the world	4
and there was no	4
of the king of	4
go to the house	4
when he was young	4
second hut on the	4
go forth from great	4
and said that his	4
god and by my	4
him in a white	4
and he did not	4
diomede and ulysses were	4
to go into the	4
prisoner and a prize	4
and laid him on	4
and fell upon the	4
to be her husband	4
spy among the trojans	4
from east to west	4
to be his wife	4
i shall kill him	4
last the fleet came	4
up and said that	4
down to the sea	4
her that spareth not	4
and round him all	4
call on things so	4
the night to the	4
to be allowed to	4
father far away shall	4
and aias and ulysses	4
did not know him	4
laid him in the	4
the saving of helen	4
to carry the body	4
set the ships aflame	4
the lords of the	4
and as soon as	4
the tallest and strongest	4
thou of the ages	4
he would be a	4
invented the device of	4
the glorious armour that	4
in the greek here	4
ashes were placed in	4
was driven back to	4
burn themselves and die	4
the floor of the	4
the valour of eurypylus	4
on the step of	4
in his chariot to	4
went on his way	4
in this great battle	4
through the night and	4
was the tomb of	4
the people of troy	4
woe is me that	4
the chiefs in the	4
seems to me to	4
of the battle to	4
the splendid armour of	4
as a slave to	4
be lord of me	4
the death of achilles	4
the trojans from the	4
the body of patroclus	4
what was best to	4
voice of his wife	4
the town of troy	4
and thought that they	4
his father gave him	4
of this and that	4
in his own house	4
in stratagems of war	4
that he would not	4
thou deep base of	4
and wine in cups	4
the ship of ulysses	4
on the day of	4
ulysses invented the device	4
the floor of his	4
step of the altar	4
guessed that the beggar	4
leader of the trojans	4
that the wind has	4
the step of the	4
to the shore of	4
spy on the greeks	4
the boyhood and parents	4
end of troy and	4
one of the huts	4
bodies of dead men	4
could not bear to	4
the goddess pallas athena	4
the oaths were taken	4
old age and death	4
now hast thou found	4
when the last ship	4
greeks did not know	4
of the hut of	4
that he was afraid	4
you have told me	4
round him all his	4
arose and said that	4
his herte gan to	4
that fell from heaven	4
that is al my	4
spear in his hand	4
ancient king of troy	4
the arrow out of	4
when they heard the	4
and aias and the	4
away to his own	4
a race of warlike	4
ulysses and diomede to	4
from sleep and put	4
the flame of the	4
but the greeks were	4
that my lyf may	4
to command the army	4
bidding the greeks arm	4
the night the greeks	4
the time is right	4
and said that they	4
the body of paris	4
was too old to	4
had eaten and drunk	4
a spear in his	4
when he saw the	4
to the ships and	4
have seen the open	4
the cruelty of achilles	4
to the dogs to	4
hast thou found thy	4
out of the war	4
to the scaean gate	4
the dogs to eat	4
and at the laste	4
herte and al my	4
the wind comes quick	4
so his father gave	4
in the isle of	4
five hundred young men	4
and the greeks who	4
of the whole army	4
tallest and strongest of	4
and aeneas and paris	4
and spy on the	4
by an arrow from	4
of the men who	4
was angry with them	4
tried to make peace	4
god of the dead	4
of the sack of	4
took the luck of	4
gold and silver and	4
the chiefs were sitting	4
would tell the trojans	4
on the way to	4
the arrows of the	4
chariot and was driven	4
against the shield of	4
the left wing of	4
with that word she	4
great horse of tree	4
far away shall comfort	4
that the whole army	4
had returned to the	4
away back to troy	4
helen had given him	4
of the huts on	4
lest he should be	4
slaying as he went	4
his chariot and was	4
of gold and amber	4
of the greeks were	4
on a summer day	4
battles with the amazons	4
this their king so	4
not know by sight	4
the horses to the	4
laid him on a	4
filled with the foaming	4
speak in the very	4
that the god would	4
the breath of god	4
achilles said that he	4
neoptolemos what is it	4
the device of the	4
that the trojans should	4
at the hands of	4
a chamber of stone	4
the horses of the	4
sound of a song	4
in their ships and	4
to give warning if	4
a gift of the	4
ne shal i never	4
go into the horse	4
of thousands of men	4
in the name of	4
he knew that she	4
between the trojans and	4
may helen be there	4
that none but he	4
and by my trouthe	4
way of the sword	4
the child of zeus	4
he was determined to	4
the amazons and memnon	4
the amazons were a	4
of the best of	4
men of crete and	4
over the bodies of	4
he had no son	4
away shall comfort thee	4
in the day of	4
he was too old	4
to the gods in	4
the bow of paris	4
give warning if the	4
it seems that he	4
he came to his	4
in dust and blood	4
in his chariot and	4
he was still a	4
deathless maidens of the	4
towers of the giants	4
and bore him up	4
he drew his sword	4
how ulysses stole the	4
does not seem to	4
placed in a golden	4
amazons were a race	4
huge stone from the	4
and with a syk	4
his way to the	4
for the trojans had	4
go back to the	4
in the night and	4
image that fell from	4
a great army of	4
and he bade his	4
so plain a riddle	4
the palace of the	4
none but he could	4
and was driven back	4
said that the greeks	4
maidens of the waters	4
there he sat down	4
of cedar wood and	4
the god of armour	4
in this place she	4
a spy among the	4
i have seen the	4
torch that makest one	4
for i have herd	4
the open hand of	4
on things so weak	4
he was a little	4
if there was a	4
if that i may	4
and if that i	4
all the greeks were	4
that was the tomb	4
sail away next day	4
on the face of	4
by the hand of	4
even as the sound	4
the wall of troy	4
among the daughters of	4
and the flame of	4
the whole army of	4
hands of the trojans	4
the best man among	4
garden of the gods	4
in the dust of	4
me that ever i	4
that no man may	4
the foot of the	4
and the trojans were	4
could not be taken	4
til at the laste	4
to take vengeance for	4
brought fire against the	4
people lived in the	4
the deathless maidens of	4
driven back to the	4
at the door of	4
ulysses stood up and	4
in the end to	4
in the garden of	4
in his own country	4
were the best archers	4
the houses of the	4
as i have seyd	4
the slaying and avenging	4
the harbour of aulis	4
of the trojans was	4
whyl that my lyf	3
the heroes in the	3
as the voice of	3
al his fulle might	3
if it were a	3
he was a tall	3
not wroth with me	3
and it seemed to	3
painted with pictures of	3
the goddess of corn	3
to the war to	3
the end of all	3
is only the crying	3
her son on the	3
between europe and asia	3
him into the hall	3
i shal ben here	3
praying to the gods	3
the doorway of the	3
al this mene whyle	3
came to the palace	3
on the knees of	3
the daughter of priam	3
he bade his men	3
door of the hall	3
the great heat of	3
of achilles by the	3
king and queen of	3
knew not where he	3
and he threw his	3
of the great wrongs	3
to protect him from	3
for they could not	3
what hope have i	3
hole in the rock	3
and if so be	3
that i speke of	3
in al the toun	3
you do not know	3
young men of the	3
the atreids and odysseus	3
were set at the	3
but wel i woot	3
be seen in the	3
with him to the	3
then to the ships	3
it seemed to them	3
and he could hardly	3
told a long story	3
was a rich man	3
the greeks had a	3
and his men would	3
the strength of men	3
great heat of the	3
he tried the string	3
they could not see	3
his hands for the	3
great wrongs of the	3
the wide sea to	3
still a living man	3
a chief of the	3
god of the sea	3
i have told you	3
of the hundred cities	3
philoktetes i am destroyed	3
he went on his	3
till he reached the	3
dark it was that	3
the son of neleus	3
a freend of his	3
did not dare to	3
the night is late	3
went alone to the	3
could string the bow	3
the untrodden sanctuaries where	3
for he did not	3
for he was the	3
him that he was	3
glad were the trojans	3
but ulysses did not	3
have been found in	3
to help the greeks	3
and then they went	3
jason and his company	3
of the world wrought	3
he fell and died	3
he was alive or	3
the winged shoon of	3
and all around were	3
cups of gold and	3
that the son of	3
of the olympian gods	3
to the crest of	3
did not go to	3
the house of menelaus	3
to bring back the	3
came they to the	3
and whence he came	3
the body of a	3
he took his leve	3
hid him in a	3
he would not cease	3
of no other man	3
what he could do	3
i will give thee	3
in all to me	3
and drove them to	3
in his hand he	3
to spy out the	3
not be able to	3
and could not be	3
to the god of	3
leaped to his feet	3
down with his sword	3
in the line of	3
death for her that	3
he roos and took	3
to his own palace	3
the people of the	3
and he told them	3
the lord of thunder	3
hir in hir ere	3
at the sight of	3
had your fill of	3
there was no more	3
to the gods of	3
seems to be a	3
the brother of the	3
a great red deer	3
is not lawful for	3
you must be told	3
the face of a	3
not one of the	3
the trojans and their	3
he said to the	3
was glad when he	3
his eyes on the	3
their ships and sail	3
the sacker of cities	3
her husband in the	3
have found out the	3
against one of the	3
on his way to	3
and he stood up	3
and then rose and	3
court of the palace	3
he fell upon the	3
a circle round the	3
that i shal seye	3
more beautiful than the	3
with her to see	3
yet if war come	3
and he drew his	3
into the midst of	3
to cross the sea	3
day when the greeks	3
would that i had	3
that this was a	3
fell in the dust	3
went on board his	3
as they went out	3
the mother of ulysses	3
treaders down of cities	3
days he had finished	3
no will of mine	3
and he fell and	3
to help the trojans	3
the boughs of the	3
the fortune of the	3
and all manner of	3
he was and whence	3
him to his own	3
the world wrought into	3
in al this world	3
as was the manner	3
and he felt for	3
sea was black with	3
the front of the	3
come back from the	3
the meaning of this	3
was so brave and	3
went to his own	3
that in this world	3
lived in the hills	3
went and stood in	3
to be the cause	3
shal been right as	3
as long as he	3
and out of the	3
he was the best	3
other side of the	3
and leaped into the	3
the sake of the	3
at the crest of	3
and he seemed to	3
them from the wall	3
be angry with me	3
was wont to done	3
many and many a	3
and gave him food	3
come out of the	3
ye that cast temples	3
and in their midst	3
and seyde as ye	3
one of the men	3
them to the ships	3
to be a great	3
a ship of the	3
in the form of	3
al the toun of	3
winged shoon of hermes	3
crete of the hundred	3
could not do that	3
troy disguised as a	3
of the greek army	3
before the time of	3
the top of the	3
after so many years	3
but i know not	3
it was made of	3
was in vain that	3
the hearts of all	3
the trojan women the	3
was the best archer	3
told the stories of	3
and his wife penelope	3
were sorry for him	3
see his mother again	3
wept when she heard	3
this al and som	3
so soon to die	3
when at last the	3
not to come near	3
leaning on his spear	3
and priam and the	3
i am right sory	3
the immortal heavenly ones	3
niste what was best	3
it is only the	3
what shal i doon	3
was as large as	3
he may have been	3
his neck by a	3
and he said that	3
that it would be	3
out into the open	3
to the nymphs of	3
on to face the	3
he would give the	3
striveth well and perisheth	3
brave men who had	3
how the sons of	3
for the first time	3
one of the greeks	3
his spear for a	3
as i best can	3
if that i shal	3
it may be that	3
straight up to the	3
for many a day	3
light of the sun	3
sent him to be	3
dwellings of the dead	3
in the harbour of	3
fifty rows of vines	3
the three grey women	3
of the great achilles	3
the day of battle	3
cast the hawsers loose	3
tales of troy and	3
the river of ocean	3
but all the rest	3
in the island of	3
all the floor of	3
the sea was black	3
to the tent of	3
with the son of	3
were covered with bronze	3
of the hall in	3
for ought i can	3
to one of the	3
er that she go	3
night and all the	3
around the mighty dead	3
this was the end	3
men of the guard	3
of the fair hair	3
when she heard that	3
and went to see	3
sore that me smerte	3
drew his sword and	3
the might of aias	3
him limb from limb	3
had no power to	3
and robbed me of	3
with all his men	3
the ghost of the	3
the king of lycia	3
and up and down	3
and the sea was	3
him back to the	3
that al this thing	3
no man could move	3
a man to have	3
fell on the floor	3
not where he was	3
cast temples to desolation	3
out of their course	3
he was afraid of	3
they came back to	3
it was well for	3
seyde as ye may	3
the brother of aias	3
and that he must	3
wondered at the beauty	3
the ship of the	3
that they might not	3
that he must be	3
he had taken it	3
and the voice of	3
to die in evil	3
and fell from the	3
king of the thracians	3
lie there in dust	3
had sent him to	3
and this they did	3
of euripides translated into	3
and out they all	3
the hands of helen	3
that he had killed	3
wood out of his	3
the anger of the	3
and the swords of	3
it ioye was to	3
the taking of troy	3
the heaps of slain	3
father when he came	3
he had never seen	3
the palace of priam	3
and sat down beside	3
of the stories that	3
for they had never	3
in the city of	3
swift as the wind	3
it is one of	3
he had eaten and	3
crest of mount ida	3
leaning on his staff	3
and he told her	3
only the crying of	3
proposed that they should	3
father was a rich	3
twinned be we tweyne	3
on cliffs above the	3
thought that they were	3
that he had returned	3
a sooth of this	3
untrodden sanctuaries where lie	3
front of the ship	3
stern of the ship	3
his hands and feet	3
die in evil were	3
had never heard of	3
and the man who	3
and sailed the wide	3
they had fought against	3
how sore that me	3
came into his heart	3
the arms of his	3
now at that time	3
gave him food and	3
the son of tydeus	3
was and whence he	3
in cups of gold	3
the camp of the	3
and take away his	3
and stood in front	3
he was tired of	3
one of the women	3
yourselves so soon to	3
and up and doun	3
and he found her	3
a hollow of the	3
the town of agamemnon	3
did not tell the	3
a pool of blood	3
gave him his daughter	3
asked him why he	3
and the end of	3
the roof of the	3
and all the people	3
to the sons of	3
when we come to	3
the day when the	3
the banks of the	3
with the blood of	3
al that ever he	3
sat down beside her	3
was believed to be	3
at night on the	3
that she could not	3
it may not be	3
the smoke going up	3
and from his head	3
he felte his herte	3
head of the minotaur	3
while they were talking	3
in dark mourning raiment	3
forth gushed the blood	3
that al this world	3
drove them to the	3
they went to their	3
as is a man	3
way to the island	3
then they went to	3
her that striveth well	3
and all the plain	3
on the grave of	3
the throwing of the	3
the place where he	3
it is not lawful	3
held the helm and	3
sat down on the	3
to the ground and	3
which is now called	3
say that it was	3
in the front of	3
the might of zeus	3
out of the way	3
agamemnon lord of spears	3
to try to find	3
him and kill him	3
he gan him for	3
there is a crown	3
put her to a	3
to go back to	3
rich presents of gold	3
the blood of aias	3
was never to see	3
knew that they were	3
of the trojans in	3
all the other women	3
in the way of	3
her to a cruel	3
because she was so	3
lay in wait for	3
the hosts of troy	3
as when in mountain	3
and to all the	3
the souls of men	3
to speke of this	3
him to be her	3
to a cruel death	3
the shadow of the	3
carry the women captives	3
was set before them	3
give me back my	3
what you are doing	3
knew that he had	3
centuries before the time	3
wrongs of the world	3
to make sure that	3
i do not know	3
that his father was	3
the greeks believed that	3
against the trojan men	3
of the noise and	3
world wrought into music	3
the house of my	3
she said that she	3
and that she was	3
for her that striveth	3
from the sea to	3
a long story about	3
recked not of the	3
the midst of his	3
was best to rede	3
then all the rest	3
in truth a great	3
am the daughter of	3
the hands of foes	3
was still a boy	3
to seek his father	3
the slayer of argos	3
which the greeks called	3
when i took the	3
will not be able	3
have here my trouthe	3
men of the city	3
the trojans gathered round	3
to the island of	3
that he might be	3
down on the trojans	3
they rushed on him	3
crest of the hill	3
crown in death for	3
of crete of the	3
achilles had been given	3
with his own hands	3
laid it in the	3
the son of ulysses	3
she sat down on	3
stripped the armour from	3
him food and wine	3
to fight to the	3
and all the air	3
it was wont to	3
for he knew that	3
he was a cretan	3
when she saw him	3
him in new raiment	3
for a long while	3
the face of the	3
for their wives and	3
on his way back	3
the midst of the	3
and on his wey	3
the secret of the	3
out of his hand	3
came down from the	3
the other side of	3
and the sons of	3
fell with a crash	3
a young man named	3
the crying of one	3
be the cause of	3
the trojans saw the	3
and they had no	3
on his left hand	3
in the course of	3
ship in the harbour	3
a prey to dogs	3
the trojans heard that	3
of the greeks had	3
for they did not	3
said that they had	3
drove in his chariot	3
by hands of foes	3
no man of them	3
the gods be with	3
that they were the	3
this world ther nis	3
lay in the dust	3
drew back from the	3
was the way in	3
when thou art dead	3
when he had eaten	3
as soon as he	3
and walked to the	3
the sun never shone	3
with his strong hands	3
and the walls and	3
then she opened her	3
was still a living	3
all that he had	3
when thou camest here	3
on the walls of	3
which she was weaving	3
in death for her	3
temple of pallas athene	3
palace of the king	3
first of all to	3
one day when they	3
god shilde us fro	3
and in three days	3
how are ye blind	3
where lie the ancient	3
and carry the women	3
the light of a	3
and all the trojan	3
death of achilles ulysses	3
said that it was	3
is in truth a	3
to be seen in	3
ulysses the sacker of	3
and how he slew	3
that striveth well and	3
of men who had	3
went out into the	3
was the end of	3
door of the cave	3
island of the gorgons	3
and they did not	3
the palace of king	3
in the court of	3
believed that she could	3
hoping that the god	3
as swift as the	3
the sons of atreus	3
all in all to	3
stood in front of	3
with a great cry	3
truth a great misery	3
out of sight of	3
shilde us fro mischaunce	3
the great bow of	3
wast all in all	3
the great wrongs of	3
they were brought before	3
on board his ship	3
the warrior sons of	3
no son of mine	3
lie the ancient dead	3
i will show thee	3
and that is al	3
and leaped to his	3
on hands and knees	3
of the most beautiful	3
would ye be wise	3
rose in the air	3
of silver and gold	3
and he was so	3
who he was and	3
deep in the earth	3
here and there among	3
who had been his	3
hung by a belt	3
then the sun set	3
the trojans in the	3
and there among the	3
his courage and his	3
sword and the shoon	3
he had been told	3
one of the wooers	3
the horses and chariot	3
prayed that he might	3
he saw that the	3
and here and there	3
he was one of	3
that cast temples to	3
went up into the	3
went up and down	3
the spirits of the	3
and put on his	3
am i that i	3
euripides translated into english	3
for his heart was	3
so he said that	3
so he went on	3
the women of troy	3
the king of that	3
went up through the	3
the most beautiful woman	3
the island of the	3
by no will of	3
the things that are	3
the face of her	3
what are you saying	3
i shal yow devyse	3
in a pool of	3
go up to the	3
it were a gret	3
out of his minde	3
that i had died	3
is for to done	3
thrice he tried to	3
the eyes of theseus	3
and lay waste tombs	3
he had brought from	3
the son of laertes	3
him out of his	3
his way back to	3
as if they were	3
by the way they	3
sothe for to seyne	3
a great golden cup	3
philoktetes your words are	3
smote the grey sea	3
and most beautiful of	3
in heaps on heaps	3
the god of love	3
eyes on the eyes	3
through the neck of	3
that he was to	3
that the old man	3
in front of it	3
into english rhyming verse	3
is a crown in	3
leaped into the chariot	3
was the heart of	3
shortly for to seyne	3
the sword and the	3
skin of a stag	3
horse of tree had	3
the voice of a	3
his father was a	3
and brought her home	3
so dark it was	3
and said that it	3
them all in the	3
said that she would	3
and laid it in	3
ashes of the hearth	3
cause is of my	3
and that as faste	3
it was a great	3
sanctuaries where lie the	3
sacrifices to the gods	3
the hills on the	3
it would have been	3
the stern of the	3
and slay the men	3
a river in flood	3
down to the ship	3
will tell you all	3
al this world ne	3
with a great white	3
way to the isle	3
the wife of thon	3
evil were the stain	3
it was difficult to	3
that al the world	3
did but graze the	3
to give me the	3
deeds worthy of my	3
and he went back	3
to his father and	3
was alive or dead	3
he said that the	3
in torment and in	3
that it was his	3
that day by day	3
son of the dawn	3
her hole in the	3
the arrows of his	3
on the eyes of	3
and when she had	3
the shoes of swiftness	3
i have told yow	3
and there were many	3
should fall on them	3
have told me the	3
for the more part	3
against him in the	3
forth to meet him	3
on the ship of	3
he came to be	3
on the top of	3
the greatest and most	3
smoke going up from	3
when they came back	3
protect him from the	3
on her way to	3
i speke of love	3
one of his own	3
to speak to him	3
the helm and steered	3
what will we do	3
i will think of	3
of sight of land	3
now when the trojans	3
the faces of the	3
be a great joy	3
great vessels of bronze	3
to strip his armour	3
of troy and greece	3
well and perisheth unstained	3
of the company of	3
the country of the	3
the beggar said that	3
what do you mean	3
burned the body of	3
that she gan hir	3
as nought ne were	3
in evil were the	3
that ever i saw	3
and came to her	3
said that ulysses was	3
a crown in death	3
in the old time	3
at the beauty of	3
crying of one of	3
king of the people	3
of the blind prophet	3
and they would be	3
and it seems that	3
a kind of fairy	3
for which ful ofte	3
as one of the	3
it was in vain	3
he stood beside the	3
roos and took his	3
in the eyes of	3
he went back to	3
right in this wyse	3
eek for hem that	3
like the roaring of	3
the rich city of	3
in the light of	3
they to the ships	3
into troy disguised as	3
were painted with pictures	3
translated into english rhyming	3
buried by his friends	3
known that he was	3
clad in dark mourning	3
at the foot of	3
take no heed of	3
took the shape of	3
those which she had	3
what sholde i more	3
that he was not	3
the skin of a	3
she of the mighty	3
the walls of the	3
i go forth from	3
ful ofte a day	3
the island of calypso	3
across the island to	3
the most of the	3
to the ships they	3
the sake of his	3
ulysses had a plan	3
head of the gorgon	3
and thus he seyde	3
of the house of	3
he could not be	3
it is a thing	3
had a mind to	3
back from the ships	3
and there was a	3
to the worldes ende	3
for in this world	3
went to sleep in	3
as fer as i	3
neck by a cord	3
the story is told	3
not disobey the gods	3
and al this thing	3
ye treaders down of	3
where the sun never	3
with a syk she	3
in these days that	3
out in the darkness	3
to a place where	3
a city of light	2
and he ran to	2
it is pressed from	2
famous for her beauty	2
these were his words	2
up from sleep and	2
why he had been	2
and were as eager	2
achilles seized the sword	2
temples of the gods	2
a narrow path in	2
ulysses answered him with	2
who now was old	2
and fear came upon	2
forth from her fragrant	2
to purpos of my	2
be foremost in the	2
blinding of his son	2
curses of those that	2
and arrows and spears	2
that he wore a	2
ulysses loved her very	2
might not touch it	2
friends came round him	2
a pit among the	2
to the ship on	2
a great red jewel	2
and drove him off	2
forefront of the fight	2
to be famous as	2
the blinding of his	2
on words in the	2
a soft grey crown	2
to the dardan given	2
chose to shoot an	2
though the grass has	2
it is of the	2
his bearers had carried	2
sorry that a wide	2
a word which she	2
brother of the slain	2
what was there in	2
had been warned by	2
thy house i fled	2
is a possibility of	2
of the greek chorus	2
the cloud is northward	2
as i shal seyn	2
not been this splendour	2
that ye do me	2
sea to comfort him	2
her as the cause	2
gods of that city	2
was a very beautiful	2
deserve what aias has	2
the bitterest day of	2
sleep even to the	2
he ran to find	2
conventionality in her description	2
days they do not	2
men fought long and	2
which fell from heaven	2
tolde him word and	2
send five hundred young	2
the altar in his	2
forth his hands to	2
and steal the luck	2
oath cannot be broken	2
wound might be tended	2
and her nurse carrying	2
was not very fond	2
both she is changed	2
the chariot near him	2
menelaus and little hermione	2
achilles had sent his	2
has grown over the	2
her chain must bind	2
ulysses became as artful	2
and flaw of driven	2
mounds piled up over	2
and ilion lieth low	2
the maid who prophesies	2
and struck hector full	2
by which the princes	2
but i will give	2
invented by a poet	2
helen was taken by	2
full of this drug	2
greeks wore great cloaks	2
though so very tall	2
in countries far away	2
in the dark borderland	2
prevent her from sending	2
his face was handsome	2
that breathes and dies	2
if fear be in	2
of beautiful helen reached	2
and why they came	2
women pray to the	2
beside the clear swift	2
the foe mock at	2
whom she had ever	2
captive women who have	2
and when she wore	2
she had said a	2
the chiefs let themselves	2
but these they did	2
through the portico and	2
and ulysses seized the	2
all with changeful pain	2
very unwilling to leave	2
his cunning in stratagems	2
of hecuba is connected	2
all go home and	2
was taken to feast	2
told the chiefs about	2
with gold in great	2
down to the seashore	2
force my son took	2
he had no horses	2
covering her side from	2
the dust from beneath	2
the prophets therefore advised	2
birds upon angry pinions	2
for he was already	2
that stands at bay	2
the gate crowd and	2
meanwhile achilles was standing	2
he could see him	2
but by this time	2
softly to the ground	2
slaying as they went	2
drove his sharp tusk	2
but on the general	2
aid against these lying	2
of the greeks to	2
grandfather would have set	2
sorrows is at hand	2
therefore with thee i	2
getting what they deserve	2
is this that cometh	2
boy became as beautiful	2
the way in which	2
seeking for paris everywhere	2
to bring down birds	2
thou wouldst restrain them	2
chariot to the old	2
being sorry to see	2
clean i give them	2
the fates that no	2
of achilles were cause	2
the grey city fell	2
might ply these charges	2
were at that time	2
to fate and the	2
too quick for him	2
huts built in front	2
and immemorially ancient town	2
to and fro alone	2
there was only silence	2
fears of the hope	2
light with a burning	2
sudden way of the	2
fight around the dead	2
that his wound should	2
and this treasure was	2
had taken part in	2
and smote his thigh	2
i live till that	2
dust as smoke riseth	2
he must keep his	2
and husbands always allowed	2
head fell ringing on	2
the dwelling of the	2
from the fight he	2
will lose heart if	2
not to a dance	2
all her fair tale	2
to have tried to	2
deck not out thine	2
the highlanders used to	2
to fight for them	2
swooped on her and	2
of nestor was in	2
phytalus and their company	2
went to see the	2
far off in the	2
when he was angered	2
that night the ghost	2
of a wild boar	2
iron for his ransom	2
and very like him	2
and the spearmen were	2
and went with them	2
because there are martyrs	2
that the babe should	2
i heard the cry	2
murder for brave men	2
for diomede and ulysses	2
herself off the ship	2
the sight of helen	2
the men of nestor	2
full armour round troy	2
day shall come for	2
company of the twelve	2
shield and breastplate of	2
greeks and trojans fought	2
white about them but	2
struck his spear out	2
the kin of the	2
servants came to him	2
he might choose a	2
defiled with blood and	2
his knees and spoke	2
this is not the	2
the walles of the	2
spoke in a strange	2
rain fell upon them	2
herald of the greeks	2
drowsiness came over her	2
which is now the	2
tore it out of	2
the scene represents a	2
peace when the princes	2
simply burn the machine	2
depart with the army	2
only the mythology that	2
for her an ivory	2
would bring to fill	2
broke their oaths and	2
wall in the dark	2
and thence she saw	2
with bow and arrow	2
never heard i a	2
a torch he is	2
old telamon stayed from	2
for he would rather	2
where guests were taken	2
from the head of	2
and many strong and	2
spear more than twenty	2
or three thousand men	2
standing on the plain	2
were foolish enough to	2
said that yesterday he	2
horses of achilles if	2
cried and drew the	2
this they must have	2
babe should be killed	2
of troy and had	2
and the beggar said	2
his face never troubled	2
as the story is	2
where they had so	2
so achilles spoke in	2
daughter lieth now as	2
hecuba from understanding so	2
hard and so long	2
the proud water craveth	2
with jewels of gold	2
type of the successful	2
slew them on the	2
helmet on the ground	2
of tree after paris	2
the noise was like	2
as a matter of	2
gone home to bring	2
no longer for her	2
thetis did this because	2
and desired to fall	2
rushed forward like a	2
was black with ships	2
brave woman in bitter	2
the fame of beautiful	2
threw another spear at	2
and the palace of	2
and supper was made	2
she does not definitely	2
of wolves that have	2
i strove to fly	2
great ilion and mine	2
mine arms are wreathed	2
so much worse than	2
dearer to each other	2
sword passed clean through	2
guess how ulysses had	2
drops fell and vanished	2
in the meantime helen	2
turns to drag the	2
that athena is specially	2
through the dust towards	2
be done for burial	2
with the brothers of	2
sacrifice one of their	2
man would not give	2
and horses to the	2
hold proud easterns bowing	2
trouble about one girl	2
i have forgot the	2
not be done at	2
for any one of	2
the iron club that	2
battle swayed this way	2
beautiful princesses might be	2
still the trojans charged	2
bend to the stones	2
was ashamed of himself	2
thy weight in gold	2
rushed against the trojan	2
to be lord of	2
held argos and tiryns	2
the wild rout of	2
trojans their fill of	2
and pipe did shriek	2
is adorned with gold	2
visor of the helmet	2
soth for to seyne	2
and he would get	2
there was a thing	2
odysseus is the type	2
torch as though bearing	2
out of thy house	2
taken up by one	2
is a loyal soldier	2
long story about how	2
from the fact that	2
to bid me heal	2
them into the river	2
my torment and my	2
cave of the naiads	2
and slew the leader	2
a led horse was	2
had been obliged to	2
i would not have	2
of peace when the	2
luck of troy from	2
up within the wall	2
will swear to give	2
new lord that is	2
ears and out of	2
cry came to black	2
they have left thee	2
of linen or silk	2
he began to grow	2
tell long stories about	2
was his lot chosen	2
shut up within their	2
above his head and	2
so this is the	2
was alone in the	2
so shall thy long	2
but for him the	2
trojan showed hector an	2
leather caps from the	2
when they were alone	2
home was in a	2
shapes of joyance mystical	2
and sword in hand	2
voyage for him to	2
who had loved and	2
and many a maiden	2
yield them up as	2
him victory that day	2
last dead deep of	2
is an ill beginning	2
men of aias followed	2
once they took me	2
usually slaves taken in	2
seems that he had	2
all with one voice	2
murdered all their husbands	2
she told him that	2
of a great river	2
dressed in a dirty	2
felt how disgraceful it	2
he said he would	2
foot soldiers of the	2
and hurled themselves on	2
the island on a	2
but oenone was roaming	2
instrument fighting with the	2
beneath their feet rose	2
ago and weave them	2
tale be true or	2
and a sword with	2
when your gods forsook	2
agamemnon a greedy coward	2
a thracian chief who	2
long while the hawk	2
greeks had a god	2
not fight in the	2
to an ancient king	2
of lycomedes of scyros	2
priam was sitting with	2
already the swiftest runner	2
poisoned arrows on the	2
while achilles had lent	2
rose and said that	2
music through the gloom	2
and was brave and	2
above all in the	2
so he shrank back	2
was near the sentinels	2
a huntsman cries on	2
was himself originally a	2
a man when he	2
about thy breast leapt	2
his journey to the	2
and vultures shall devour	2
these days they do	2
give it to mine	2
were doing a shameful	2
if you see me	2
the greeks accepted this	2
to see if the	2
than fifty thousand men	2
was too strong for	2
her dead are welling	2
how by the shaft	2
euripides here treats the	2
to accept the rich	2
you have made me	2
the house of dictys	2
troyland to be my	2
but now help god	2
death into a sort	2
victory was almost in	2
the foul sin of	2
into troy for two	2
come within a sword	2
not really think the	2
head and lift our	2
thou art no son	2
for they had both	2
ere that day i	2
with a triumphant laugh	2
course he is totally	2
came forth from her	2
burned on them in	2
was thought the greatest	2
no people were stirring	2
this appears very strange	2
his father had a	2
the action were much	2
hills and in the	2
his dearest friend was	2
and ulysses told neoptolemus	2
not sought for wealth	2
ulysses and diomede went	2
two handfuls of flesh	2
leads the trojans as	2
before was he to	2
apollo had come to	2
he weighed out ten	2
is upon it in	2
sent her the vine	2
road and into the	2
flaw of driven hail	2
souls of men who	2
were so successful that	2
on the tower above	2
and first he slew	2
hair was turned up	2
her soon after his	2
pack lay a great	2
arrows on the greeks	2
that i love most	2
behind in the camp	2
mingled there with phrygian	2
shal til that i	2
but a treasure of	2
birth to a burning	2
ever lived on earth	2
and i wol doon	2
swiftly to their huts	2
for some days he	2
the greeks who tried	2
tyndarus first made all	2
the temple gates were	2
led forth his horses	2
the mighty names they	2
and soon he was	2
kicked and dragged him	2
of the chanson de	2
in that hour would	2
must call each of	2
her way a swift	2
himself and take the	2
bind once for all	2
a chamber for penelope	2
saw him must have	2
he often threw the	2
the beggar alone escaped	2
furthest end of the	2
deiphobus lying dead in	2
great stone at eurypylus	2
night to the hut	2
of the brazen spear	2
seen a hawk pursuing	2
war against the old	2
than that this loss	2
knew that he could	2
him up the steep	2
and upraise the law	2
of the maiden athena	2
greeks were on the	2
in thine hand upholden	2
shall be as golden	2
easterns bowing at thy	2
not to desert philoctetes	2
ready for me a	2
if the soldiers took	2
dance that he is	2
no coined money was	2
had revealed the secret	2
he who had slain	2
the gifts they bring	2
to see his dear	2
end of the line	2
of troy lay always	2
in the company of	2
the sword over his	2
was much in the	2
of the great hill	2
the little isle of	2
with a secret arrow	2
the weapons of their	2
in vain that philoctetes	2
the body of sarpedon	2
bow and poisoned arrows	2
holy blaze thus in	2
the deeps of fire	2
world to live in	2
a wild wood on	2
up their hands in	2
of the greeks and	2
he many a wente	2
one toil that holds	2
and music in key	2
and for the harm	2
best man among the	2
shaken from prisoned hearts	2
he bade them sharpen	2
he was thought a	2
worship such a being	2
in an inner room	2
and children before thee	2
speak very slowly at	2
to lete hir go	2
who had warned hector	2
not know him among	2
what list yow thus	2
about his brow with	2
and my city a	2
other greeks to share	2
and pictures painted on	2
altar a copy of	2
but the face of	2
had given him one	2
being gone forth to	2
dwell where the wide	2
any eyes gaze now	2
the ring that i	2
hymen was a torch	2
doom raceth against doom	2
a stag or a	2
she may sail the	2
but not nearly so	2
ship and slew laomedon	2
king of gods and	2
children before thee crying	2
took the baby telemachus	2
before i saw her	2
he dies of hunger	2
the type of the	2
had not the fortune	2
both a stone and	2
the fight at the	2
an arrow from his	2
accidental resemblance of the	2
to life she brought	2
that he ought to	2
cattle could always be	2
strongest man who ever	2
all the while the	2
nestor counselled agamemnon to	2
not her whom god	2
and the men took	2
and her prayer was	2
a prize to lure	2
no man had moved	2
the amazon had slain	2
and arrows flew in	2
as the stones that	2
agamemnon followed and slew	2
in the little isle	2
divine presence becomes visible	2
she will be content	2
certain eternal quality about	2
along the road and	2
and that all the	2
as aforetime is cherished	2
and oil were sorely	2
feebly chattering like the	2
of woe await him	2
beautiful helen reached troy	2
in their walls and	2
ravished or attempted to	2
into the dark sky	2
at arms will be	2
how cruelly art thou	2
the death of so	2
in the scaean gate	2
eurypylus from the battlements	2
for mine heart trusts	2
these tricks of his	2
the side of his	2
be driven in to	2
cut close my hair	2
at first he only	2
priam wished to wait	2
hung swords and spears	2
ropes to the wooden	2
way of prophesying which	2
come here to me	2
and they came in	2
was first of all	2
his shoulder and out	2
heavy spear that none	2
a cave on the	2
shapes of beasts and	2
would have taken for	2
of superstition and statecraft	2
on the ground and	2
on the wing of	2
the men whom achilles	2
oak tree that grew	2
description of her life	2
the laws of greece	2
at last the earth	2
me long ago to	2
patroclus came out of	2
which was defiled with	2
of a long and	2
a friend and squire	2
thousands of planks were	2
came over his eyes	2
woman sick for shame	2
what they wanted most	2
when all are dead	2
troy or shamings of	2
bees and the pleasant	2
who danced about the	2
and watched well the	2
believed is not sure	2
heart outpour its sorrow	2
brought before the king	2
to deck the galleys	2
it red drops seemed	2
fain move to the	2
driving him with your	2
could not see the	2
for ever in oon	2
both shores of the	2
the narrow sea runs	2
would soon have found	2
went to achilles and	2
neither aias nor ulysses	2
evil by the courtesy	2
beaks painted red at	2
yore men saw him	2
by the greeks for	2
ship of ulysses armed	2
of men and rose	2
and said that hector	2
word spoken of zeus	2
the divine suggestions of	2
the stars and the	2
greeks were sorry for	2
kept thy body like	2
by a slight but	2
a magical song over	2
me and hand till	2
two plays on words	2
and wrecked the ship	2
he was not impudent	2
to take the most	2
his good is turned	2
too strong to stem	2
huts on the left	2
in troy thou wert	2
and he smote four	2
if only the men	2
to be burned in	2
small raised deck at	2
your gods were forsaking	2
then the lambs were	2
for a city burned	2
that she cannot float	2
take an oath that	2
cruelly he had deserted	2
a few of his	2
autolycus could steal it	2
of a year which	2
flows round the base	2
in a family of	2
not see her own	2
each with fifty warriors	2
lay fair penthesilea in	2
crested wall of troy	2
of eurypylus had sworn	2
yow right good day	2
their fathers and husbands	2
swift were all in	2
see that your watch	2
only helen was led	2
gushing up from his	2
wall and the ditch	2
saw that they were	2
saw that the greeks	2
the same long dearth	2
there be those that	2
without whose kindness he	2
clearly lit and heroic	2
he could not reach	2
i a word from	2
waiting for sons that	2
in weighed pieces of	2
hands was at home	2
hector to retire within	2
reached the cave where	2
and robbed thy treasure	2
some other ship shall	2
before the olympian system	2
to make himself useful	2
travelled to see her	2
of the trojans had	2
your gods forsook you	2
not make great boasts	2
burn the houses of	2
sword with a hilt	2
is sweeter than my	2
ulysses built the chamber	2
the great greek armada	2
golden cup and mingled	2
not glory for thy	2
the host odysseus hath	2
moon of the deep	2
they swept over the	2
if he might choose	2
were now more curious	2
were ever dearer to	2
of a brief time	2
ranks of greece as	2
therefore the two wakened	2
come swiftly and save	2
telle or herte may	2
in the following spring	2
you as a beggar	2
had stolen her image	2
the walls with machines	2
and thunder and rain	2
fell trees in a	2
of thy heart and	2
be master of thy	2
reign alone from phrygia	2
in ithaca and the	2
golden brooches were used	2
ran on past them	2
in the greek host	2
of eurypylus was the	2
heart with dread is	2
mystic love for apollo	2
came to deliver them	2
shamings of the greek	2
way to steal the	2
is speaking the truth	2
to the ancient people	2
and that ulysses had	2
thou hast the choice	2
us the houses and	2
thee must shed cold	2
man who would creep	2
would at last pass	2
for any other mortal	2
the spearmen of greece	2
down to the plain	2
perhaps marred to most	2
spirit of pity for	2
father prayed to apollo	2
middle of the town	2
her own two brothers	2
face as aforetime is	2
at the tomb of	2
wrecked on a desert	2
and guard the new	2
she lieth in her	2
fearing to think of	2
dreams from the gods	2
him of being a	2