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Even so the heroes walk slowly and pass in converse the open plain that lies between the harbour and the lofty town. Tydeus lively son begins the dialogue: How do we now set about probing the truth? For I have long been pondering in perplexity why you bought in the towns these unwarlike wands and cymbals and Bacchic hides  and headbands and fawnskins variously sprayed with gold. Will you arm Achilles, bane to Priam and Troy, with these? The Ithacans face relaxed a little and he answers him with a smile: These, look you, will draw Peleus son to the war, freely confessing, if indeed he is fraudulently hiding in Lycomedes virgin hall. You must be sure to bring them all quickly from the boat when the time comes and to add a shield to these gifts, standing beautified with reliefs and rough with much gold
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