The Odyssey · Samuel Butler translation

Note 133
BOOK XV

[ cf. “Od.” xi. 196, etc.]

ITS PLACE IN THE BOOK

…tressed about the absence of his son, and also about the death of his wife, which grieved him greatly and aged him more than anything else did. She came to an unhappy end[133] through sorrow for her son: may no friend or neighbour who has dealt kindly by me come to such an end as she did. As long as she was still living, though she was always grieving, I used to like seeing her and asking her how she did, for she brought me up…

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