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Epigraph:
There lay the hound of Argos, full of vermin;
yet even now, when he marked Odysseus standing near,
he wagged his tail and dropped both his ears, but nearer to his master
he had no longer strength to move.
-- Homer, Odissey, 17.209 -
Author's note: 2010
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