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In the odyssey. book 21.What must the stringer of the bow do with his shot?
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Once the bow is strung he must shoot the arrow through a series of axe ends ( of which are the shape of loops ).
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What must the stringer of the bow do with his shot?
Once the bow is strung he must shoot the arrow through a series of axe ends ( of which are the shape of loops ).
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105,000 miles.
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