Callista : a Sketch of the 3rd Century
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come in, Cornelius ! " he cried, seeing his Iloman friend outside, and relapsing for the moment into his lugubrious tone ; " Come in, Cor- nelius, and give us some comfort, if you can. Well !
this is like a friend ! I know you will help me, if you can." Cornelius answered that he was going back to Carthage in a day or two, and came to embrace hiin, and had hoped to have a parting supper before he went.
"That's kind!" answered Jucundus: "bet first tell me all about this dreadful affair ; for you... are in the secrets of the Capitol. Have they any clue what has become of my poor Agellius ? " A. SKETCH OF TUE TllIED CElfTtlEt. 22S Cornelius had not heard of the young man's trou bles, and was full of consternation at the news.
"AVhat! Agellius really a Christian?" he said, '•' and at such a moment ? Why, I thought you talked of some young lady who was to keep him ijn order?" " She's a Christian, too," replied Jucundus ; and a silence ensued. "It's a bad world!" he continued.
" She's imprisoned by the Triumviri.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
come in, Cornelius ! " he cried, seeing his Iloman friend outside, and relapsing for the moment into his lugubrious tone ; " Come in, Cor- nelius, and give us some comfort, if you can. Well !
this is like a friend ! I know you will help me, if you can." Cornelius answered that he was going back to Carthage in a day or two, and came to embrace hiin, and had hoped to have a parting supper before he went.
"That's kind!" answered Jucundus: "bet first tell me all about this dreadful affair ; for you... are in the secrets of the Capitol. Have they any clue what has become of my poor Agellius ? " A. SKETCH OF TUE TllIED CElfTtlEt. 22S Cornelius had not heard of the young man's trou bles, and was full of consternation at the news.
"AVhat! Agellius really a Christian?" he said, '•' and at such a moment ? Why, I thought you talked of some young lady who was to keep him ijn order?" " She's a Christian, too," replied Jucundus ; and a silence ensued. "It's a bad world!" he continued.
" She's imprisoned by the Triumviri.
What to read after Callista : a Sketch of the 3rd Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, John Henry, 1801-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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