In book 7 of the odyssey explain the meaning of lines 35 and 36. What does it imply about the Phaeacians' acceptance of Odysseus

Please quote these lines for me as line numbers do not always match up from diffrent publications.

The quote is " now not a glance at anyone, not a question. The men here never suffer strangers gladly, have no love for hosting a man from foreign lands. "

This implies that they do not trust bold adventurers like Odysseus. Phaeacians might consider Odysseus self- serving and not in favor with the Gods.

All they really trust are their fast, flying ships that cross the mighty ocean. Gifts of Poseidon, ah what ships they are- quick as a bird, quick as a darting thought!”