Answer:
19
Explanation: i looked it up
Answer:
"when the long trick’s over"
Explanation:
I think that in this text, the narrator writes about him sailing and enjoying nature and overall just doing things. Then, he says that all he asks is, when the "long trick" (his life) is over, he wishes for a quiet sleep and sweet dream, which may symbolize his desire to have a calm death and relaxing afterlife.
Yes Hephaestus did obey zuess order
The longest word in the english dictionary is the famous disease casued by the inhalation of volcanic ashes, silica, etc.:
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
And the longest word in any language, doesn't belong to any specific language, because it's a scientific name. This is the scientific name of titin. This word, has amazingly 189,819 letters.
Hope it helped,
BioTeacher101
