id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
13725	Homer	Stories from the Odyssey			.txt	text/plain	68533	2917	81	When Eumæus had entered the house, Odysseus lingered awhile, gazing sadly at the faithful Argus. Peiræus readily undertook the charge, and this point being settled they thrust out from the shore and rowed away in the direction of the harbour, while Telemachus strode off with rapid footsteps along the path which led to the swineherd's hut. II On the evening before the arrival of Telemachus Odysseus was sitting after supper with Eumæus and the other herdsmen, and wishing to learn the purpose of Eumæus towards him he said: I will no longer be a burden to thee and thy fellows.	cache/13725.txt	txt/13725.txt
