What does Odysseus tell eurycleia to stop doing?

Odysseus tells Eurycleia to stop weeping and mourning for him upon his return to Ithaca. He reassures her that he is alive and home, urging her to keep the news of his return a secret as he plans to deal with the suitors. Eurycleia had been a loyal nurse to him, and he wants to protect her from the chaos that will ensue.