Adnah a Tale of the Time of Christ
Adnah a Tale of the Time of Christ
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" said Scipio, drop ping the whip, "then starve together! " But the overseer knew Adnah would not let the dog die of starvation; he believed the young man would now be forced to subsist by robbery.
It was thus the shepherds of great estates were expected to procure their living. The homes of the peasants were usually at their mercy, and if they attacked travelers on the highroad, there was no redress to the outraged, on account of the power of the patricians, and the laxity of the law. For this... one cause of banding together to extort wealth 214 Adnah from defenseless travelers, the slaves were allowed to hold meetings and enjoy brief social intercourse. A magister operae was always present to see that the conference did not deflect from its avowed pur pose, and become the nucleus of a rebellion against authority. Thus far Adnah, with a horror of rob bery and violence in common with his race, had held aloof from such marauding expeditions. For himself, he preferred starvation to the crime of thieving, more ignoble and despised than that of murder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said Scipio, drop ping the whip, "then starve together! " But the overseer knew Adnah would not let the dog die of starvation; he believed the young man would now be forced to subsist by robbery.
It was thus the shepherds of great estates were expected to procure their living. The homes of the peasants were usually at their mercy, and if they attacked travelers on the highroad, there was no redress to the outraged, on account of the power of the patricians, and the laxity of the law. For this... one cause of banding together to extort wealth 214 Adnah from defenseless travelers, the slaves were allowed to hold meetings and enjoy brief social intercourse. A magister operae was always present to see that the conference did not deflect from its avowed pur pose, and become the nucleus of a rebellion against authority. Thus far Adnah, with a horror of rob bery and violence in common with his race, had held aloof from such marauding expeditions. For himself, he preferred starvation to the crime of thieving, more ignoble and despised than that of murder.
What to read after Adnah a Tale of the Time of Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Breckenridge John Breckenridge Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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