REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

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REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

2
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

3
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

4
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

5
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

6
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

7
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

8
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

9
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

10
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

11
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

12
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

13
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

14
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

15
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

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REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

17
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

18
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

19
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

20
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

21
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

22
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

23
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

24
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

25
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

26
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

27
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

28
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

29
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

30
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

31
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

32
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

33
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

34
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

35
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

36
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

37
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

38
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

39
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

40
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

41
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

42
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

43
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

44
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

45
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

46
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

47
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

48
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

49
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

50
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

51
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

52
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

53
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

54
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

55
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

56
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

57
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

58
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

59
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

60
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

61
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

62
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

63
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

64
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16

65
REVIEW Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs,
Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions

• Not for long in awe of the other man,
• he aimed and braced himself and threw the stone
• and scored a direct hit on Hektors driver,
• Kebriones, a bastard son of Priam,
• smashing his forehead with the jagged stone. . .
  .
• Ill tell you one thing more take it to heart.
• No long life is ahead for you. This day
• your death stands near, and your immutable end,
• at Prince Akhilleus hands.
• Homer, The Iliad, Book 16