The Dread And Fear of Kings
The Dread And Fear of Kings
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I am the servant of the great Roman, Latin " THE FLIGHT FROM ROME.
"How?" cried Varro, in a pretended fury. "What? Whose ears are these projecting from either side of my head, catching such wondrous words of impudent falsehood?" "I know not whose ears they be, " returned the slave, "but I tell thee, O landlord " " Thou tellest!" shouted Varro. "Next mo- ment we shall have those very horses rearing upon their hind legs and neighing out that they be no horses of mine. Landlord, hale away this sla...ve, and have him beaten, and charge it in the account. " "Touch me at thy peril!" shrieked the slave, livid with rage.
"Peril?" cried Varro. "So there is peril in it, then ? That gives a new face to the matter !" Say- ing which he ran the slave through with his sword.
"Good master!" cried the landlord. "What hast thou done? Behold, now I am encumbered with this dead body. And here is blood upon my coping!" "Charge the body and the blood in the account. Say no more of the matter; show us to our rooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am the servant of the great Roman, Latin " THE FLIGHT FROM ROME.
"How?" cried Varro, in a pretended fury. "What? Whose ears are these projecting from either side of my head, catching such wondrous words of impudent falsehood?" "I know not whose ears they be, " returned the slave, "but I tell thee, O landlord " " Thou tellest!" shouted Varro. "Next mo- ment we shall have those very horses rearing upon their hind legs and neighing out that they be no horses of mine. Landlord, hale away this sla...ve, and have him beaten, and charge it in the account. " "Touch me at thy peril!" shrieked the slave, livid with rage.
"Peril?" cried Varro. "So there is peril in it, then ? That gives a new face to the matter !" Say- ing which he ran the slave through with his sword.
"Good master!" cried the landlord. "What hast thou done? Behold, now I am encumbered with this dead body. And here is blood upon my coping!" "Charge the body and the blood in the account. Say no more of the matter; show us to our rooms.
What to read after The Dread And Fear of Kings?
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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