Barbarian Bride
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Decimus was in an unusually jovial mood as they walked home from the banquet. Lucius sighed. Another evening spent listening to dull conversation while twisted plots for power bubbled away beneath the pretentiousness. How his father got any enjoyment from these evenings was beyond his comprehension. He was not cut out to play the games these people delighted in. No matter how many times he tried to tell his father he was going to make a useless magistrate Decimus refused to listen.
“I did no...thing, Father, simply listened.”
“Exactly! And that’s the key to being a good politician. Let the people think you care by listening to their woes and opinions. They are often the same thing.” Decimus laughed at his joke, the sound bouncing off the walls in the quiet of the night.
Lucius noted the streets were almost deserted. Smart Romans did not venture out after sunset. Too much crime abounded in a city where crushing poverty nestled under the skirts of affluence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Decimus was in an unusually jovial mood as they walked home from the banquet. Lucius sighed. Another evening spent listening to dull conversation while twisted plots for power bubbled away beneath the pretentiousness. How his father got any enjoyment from these evenings was beyond his comprehension. He was not cut out to play the games these people delighted in. No matter how many times he tried to tell his father he was going to make a useless magistrate Decimus refused to listen.
“I did no...thing, Father, simply listened.”
“Exactly! And that’s the key to being a good politician. Let the people think you care by listening to their woes and opinions. They are often the same thing.” Decimus laughed at his joke, the sound bouncing off the walls in the quiet of the night.
Lucius noted the streets were almost deserted. Smart Romans did not venture out after sunset. Too much crime abounded in a city where crushing poverty nestled under the skirts of affluence.
What to read after Barbarian Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eva Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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