Beric the Briton a Story of the Roman Invasion
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I live as do other Roman ladies of good family. Divorce me if you like; I have the fortune I brought you, and should prefer vastly to go my own way. " This step Norbanus would have taken but for the sake of Emilia. By his orders the latter never went abroad with her mother or attended any of the public entertainments, but lived in the quiet society of the personal friends of Norbanus. Lesbia had yielded the point, for she did not care to be accompanied by a daughter of marriageable age, as by d...int of cosmetics and paint she posed as still a young woman. ^Emilia had long since recovered her spirits, and was again the merry girl Beric had known at Massilia.
One day when Beric called he saw that Norbanus, who was seldom put out by any passing circumstance, was disturbed in mind.
"I am troubled indeed, " he said, in answer to Beric's inquiry. "Lesbia has been proposing to me the marriage of Rufinus Sulla, a connection of hers, and, as you know, one of Nero's intimates, with ^Emilia. " Beric uttered an exclamation of anger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I live as do other Roman ladies of good family. Divorce me if you like; I have the fortune I brought you, and should prefer vastly to go my own way. " This step Norbanus would have taken but for the sake of Emilia. By his orders the latter never went abroad with her mother or attended any of the public entertainments, but lived in the quiet society of the personal friends of Norbanus. Lesbia had yielded the point, for she did not care to be accompanied by a daughter of marriageable age, as by d...int of cosmetics and paint she posed as still a young woman. ^Emilia had long since recovered her spirits, and was again the merry girl Beric had known at Massilia.
One day when Beric called he saw that Norbanus, who was seldom put out by any passing circumstance, was disturbed in mind.
"I am troubled indeed, " he said, in answer to Beric's inquiry. "Lesbia has been proposing to me the marriage of Rufinus Sulla, a connection of hers, and, as you know, one of Nero's intimates, with ^Emilia. " Beric uttered an exclamation of anger.
What to read after Beric the Briton a Story of the Roman Invasion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a George Alfred Henty to read onlineMoreLess
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