Caius Gracchus a Tragedy in Five Acts
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How Have you disposed our Latin friends ?
Pom. About The Rostrum.
Vettius, Fear not ! — If it comes to numbers, Ours can tell theirs thrice over.
Enter Licinius.
Licin, Friends, well met ! Something's on foot that bodes not good to Caius ! I pass'd just now a group of Senators : One of them nam'd him, and had farther spoken, But that another plac'd, on seeing me. His finger on his lip. You may be sure They only want occasion to despatch him.
Vettius, All Rome perceives it. — Men inquire for him... As one whom mischief dogs. — " Is Caius well ? — " When saw you him ? — Does he go out to-day " To the Forum ? " — half under breath, as fearing for The answer. Others, as his friends pass by. Lay heads together, and, with eyes glanced towards them, Whisper with looks portentous. Some do smile That never smil'd before on aught that lov'd him. — That's the worst sign. — A smile from those that hate us, Looks at some scowl of fate about to fall — If not already lowering !
A TRAGEDY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How Have you disposed our Latin friends ?
Pom. About The Rostrum.
Vettius, Fear not ! — If it comes to numbers, Ours can tell theirs thrice over.
Enter Licinius.
Licin, Friends, well met ! Something's on foot that bodes not good to Caius ! I pass'd just now a group of Senators : One of them nam'd him, and had farther spoken, But that another plac'd, on seeing me. His finger on his lip. You may be sure They only want occasion to despatch him.
Vettius, All Rome perceives it. — Men inquire for him... As one whom mischief dogs. — " Is Caius well ? — " When saw you him ? — Does he go out to-day " To the Forum ? " — half under breath, as fearing for The answer. Others, as his friends pass by. Lay heads together, and, with eyes glanced towards them, Whisper with looks portentous. Some do smile That never smil'd before on aught that lov'd him. — That's the worst sign. — A smile from those that hate us, Looks at some scowl of fate about to fall — If not already lowering !
A TRAGEDY.
What to read after Caius Gracchus a Tragedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowles James Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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