Caesar Dies
Caesar Dies
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It sounds like a taleout of Egypt to me. " "Well, the priests are saying--" "Tchutt-tchutt! Priests say anything. " "Nevertheless, the priests aresaying that Maternus, after he was captured, managed to convey a messageto his followers commanding them to offer sacrifices to Apollo, whoaccordingly intervened in his behalf. And they say he undoubtedly wentto Daphne to return thanks at the temple threshold. " "Hah-Hah! Excellent! Let us go to the baths. You need to sweat thesuperstition out of you!... Better leave word where we are going, so thatour factors will know where to find us in case any important businessturns up. " In the palace, in the office of the governor, where the lapping of waterand irises could be heard through the opened windows, Pertinax satfacing the governor of Antioch across a table heaped with parchmentrolls. A dozen secretaries labored in the next room, but the doorbetween was closed; the only witnesses were leisurely, majestic swans, seen down a vista of well pruned shrubbery that flanked the narrow lawn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It sounds like a taleout of Egypt to me. " "Well, the priests are saying--" "Tchutt-tchutt! Priests say anything. " "Nevertheless, the priests aresaying that Maternus, after he was captured, managed to convey a messageto his followers commanding them to offer sacrifices to Apollo, whoaccordingly intervened in his behalf. And they say he undoubtedly wentto Daphne to return thanks at the temple threshold. " "Hah-Hah! Excellent! Let us go to the baths. You need to sweat thesuperstition out of you!... Better leave word where we are going, so thatour factors will know where to find us in case any important businessturns up. " In the palace, in the office of the governor, where the lapping of waterand irises could be heard through the opened windows, Pertinax satfacing the governor of Antioch across a table heaped with parchmentrolls. A dozen secretaries labored in the next room, but the doorbetween was closed; the only witnesses were leisurely, majestic swans, seen down a vista of well pruned shrubbery that flanked the narrow lawn.
What to read after Caesar Dies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mundy Talbot to read onlineMoreLess
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