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English, 19.10.2019 00:00 elijahcraft3

Now go match that, you young pups, and straightaway
i'll hurl you another just as far, i swear, or even farther!
all the rest of you, anyone with the spine and spirit,
step right up and try me – you've incensed me so.

who is speaking in the passage above?

a: telemachus

b: laodamas

c: odysseus

d: alcinous

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