An Egyptian Princess — volume 07
An Egyptian Princess — volume 07
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CHAPTER VI.
THE sharp-witted Athenian saw clearly how matters lay in this sad story;nor did it escape him that malice had had a hand in the affair. Howcould Bartja's dagger have come into the hanging-gardens except throughtreachery?
While he was telling the king his suspicions, Oropastes was led into thehall.
The king looked angrily at him and without one preliminary word, asked:"Have you a brother?" "Yes, my King. He and I are the only two left out of a family of six. My parents . . . " "Is yo...ur brother younger or older than yourself?" "I was the eldest of the family; my brother, the youngest, was the joy ofmy father's old age. " "Did you ever notice a remarkable likeness between him and one of myrelations?" "Yes, my King. Gaumata is so like your brother Bartja, that in theschool for priests at Rhagae, where he still is, he was always called"the prince. " "Has he been at Babylon very lately?" "He was here for the last time at the New Year's festival. " "Are you speaking the truth?" "The sin of lying would be doubly punishable in one who wears my robes, and holds my office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VI.
THE sharp-witted Athenian saw clearly how matters lay in this sad story;nor did it escape him that malice had had a hand in the affair. Howcould Bartja's dagger have come into the hanging-gardens except throughtreachery?
While he was telling the king his suspicions, Oropastes was led into thehall.
The king looked angrily at him and without one preliminary word, asked:"Have you a brother?" "Yes, my King. He and I are the only two left out of a family of six. My parents . . . " "Is yo...ur brother younger or older than yourself?" "I was the eldest of the family; my brother, the youngest, was the joy ofmy father's old age. " "Did you ever notice a remarkable likeness between him and one of myrelations?" "Yes, my King. Gaumata is so like your brother Bartja, that in theschool for priests at Rhagae, where he still is, he was always called"the prince. " "Has he been at Babylon very lately?" "He was here for the last time at the New Year's festival. " "Are you speaking the truth?" "The sin of lying would be doubly punishable in one who wears my robes, and holds my office.
What to read after An Egyptian Princess — volume 07?
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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