Attila : a Romance 3
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But, as I have told thee, ever since that conversation, I have thought over this. The youth, it seems, has known this Marcian for many a year, and tells me that he is, as he shows himself, bold, cau- tious, and vigilant. Now, though Valentinian and Marcian separately are but as scorpions, on which Attila would set his sandal's sole without a fear, yet the bite of the two might be dan- gerous, or at least painful. As it is, iEtius, possessed of Gaul, and planning to raise himself up there a sepa...rate kingdom, looks on not un- willingly while I crush the petty sovereign, whom he has long despised and ruled. But if Marcian, joined to Valentinian, were to give 88 the western emperor a chance of resisting Attila with success, iEtius would be obliged to unite his forces to theirs, lest, at an after period, they should march together to punish the re- bellious or negligent subject, who left them to struggle unassisted against the mighty power of the Huns." " Wisely and well hast thou considered all things, oh Attila!
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But, as I have told thee, ever since that conversation, I have thought over this. The youth, it seems, has known this Marcian for many a year, and tells me that he is, as he shows himself, bold, cau- tious, and vigilant. Now, though Valentinian and Marcian separately are but as scorpions, on which Attila would set his sandal's sole without a fear, yet the bite of the two might be dan- gerous, or at least painful. As it is, iEtius, possessed of Gaul, and planning to raise himself up there a sepa...rate kingdom, looks on not un- willingly while I crush the petty sovereign, whom he has long despised and ruled. But if Marcian, joined to Valentinian, were to give 88 the western emperor a chance of resisting Attila with success, iEtius would be obliged to unite his forces to theirs, lest, at an after period, they should march together to punish the re- bellious or negligent subject, who left them to struggle unassisted against the mighty power of the Huns." " Wisely and well hast thou considered all things, oh Attila!
What to read after Attila : a Romance 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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