An Egyptian Princess — Complete
An Egyptian Princess — Complete
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" "Still, " said Bartja, "I hope you will keep his conduct a secret from mybrother, for he has been very good to me. " Prexaspes bowed, but Darius said: "We must keep an eye on the fellow. Just here, so far from the king's gate and in the midst of nationshostile to Persia, we want governors who are more ready to obey theirking than this Oroetes seems to be. Why, he seems to fancy he is King ofLydia!" "Do you dislike the satrap?" said Zopyrus.
"Well, I think I do, " was the answer. "I always tak...e an aversion or afancy to people at first sight, and very seldom find reason to change mymind afterwards. I disliked Oroetes before I heard him speak a word, andI remember having the same feeling towards Psamtik, though Amasis tookmy fancy. " "There's no doubt that you're very different from the rest of us, " saidZopyrus laughing, "but now, to please me, let this poor Oroetes alone. I'm glad he's gone though, because we can talk more freely about home. How is Kassandane? and your worshipped Atossa?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Still, " said Bartja, "I hope you will keep his conduct a secret from mybrother, for he has been very good to me. " Prexaspes bowed, but Darius said: "We must keep an eye on the fellow. Just here, so far from the king's gate and in the midst of nationshostile to Persia, we want governors who are more ready to obey theirking than this Oroetes seems to be. Why, he seems to fancy he is King ofLydia!" "Do you dislike the satrap?" said Zopyrus.
"Well, I think I do, " was the answer. "I always tak...e an aversion or afancy to people at first sight, and very seldom find reason to change mymind afterwards. I disliked Oroetes before I heard him speak a word, andI remember having the same feeling towards Psamtik, though Amasis tookmy fancy. " "There's no doubt that you're very different from the rest of us, " saidZopyrus laughing, "but now, to please me, let this poor Oroetes alone. I'm glad he's gone though, because we can talk more freely about home. How is Kassandane? and your worshipped Atossa?
What to read after An Egyptian Princess — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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