| We find no stronger mark of change than in the odyssean house, if that be changed, which we show reason to doubt. |
| But he does not carry these discoveries so far as to make the late grammar no less iliadic than Odyssean. |
| Anderson cuts back the distracting noises and crumbling static to reveal a stark paean about Odyssean fortitude. |
| You don't, in fact, have to do much to present a story in Odyssean terms. |
| The book has been criticized for being outlandish but its appeal lies in its strong narrative voice and its Odyssean story line. |
| Yet how will it dilate on the Odyssean smell of hemp and tar! |
