[85]
[ One would have thought that when the sun was driving the stag down to the water, Ulysses might have observed its whereabouts.]
[86]
[ See Hobbes of Malmesbury’s translation.]
[87]
[ “Il.” vxiii. 349. Again the writer draws from the washing the body of Patroclus—which offends.]
[88]
[ This visit is wholly without topographical significance.]
[89]
[ Brides presented themselves instinctively to the imagination of the writer, as the phase of humanity which she found most interesting.]