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Homer’s Odyssey is retold in prose, following Odysseus’s return from Troy and the troubles gathering around his household. On Circe’s island, a warm bath and a feast cannot distract him from the need to free his companions. At the palace gate, the neglected hound Argus recognizes his master, a quiet moment that brings the long absence home.
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