HEADLINE: TEST_HA_EN-US_2A THE ODYSSEY OF HOMER II

Description: - This is a test - Book 10. We came to the Aeolian isle; there dwells Aeolus, son of Hippotas, belov’d By the Immortals, in an isle afloat. A brazen wall impregnable on all sides Girds it, and smooth its rocky coast ascends. His children, in his own fair palace born, Are twelve; six daughters, and six blooming sons. He gave his daughters to his sons to wife; They with their father hold perpetual feast And with their royal mother, still supplied With dainties numberless; the sounding dome Is fill’d with sav’ry odours all the day, And with their consorts chaste at night they sleep On stateliest couches with rich arras spread.