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Ulysses is a poem by Tennyson, depicting resolution and a sense of exploring in old age. The Greek hero Odysseus was known as Ulysses to the Romans.

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			'''Ulysses''' is a poem by [[Alfred, Lord Tennyson\|Tennyson]], depicting resolution and a sense of exploring in old age. The Greek hero [[Odysseus]] was known as Ulysses to the Romans.

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