Telemachus
[tuh-lem-uh-kuh s]
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noun Classical Mythology.
the son of Odysseus and Penelope who helped Odysseus to kill the suitors of Penelope.
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And despite Telemachus's protestations he filled up the glasses.
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"To catch that gesture, Lyaeus," said Telemachus in an over-solemn voice.
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Telemachus turned to look once more at the man working in the field.
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Telemachus got up on his numbed feet and stretched his legs.
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They shook hands and Telemachus and Lyaeus went out of the tavern.
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Telemachus
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