Constantine a Tale of Greece Under King Otho
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" And so on for a good hour, Spiridon discreetly remaining quiet. "Why don't you say any- thing, you animal?" she demanded at last. "Are you asleep?" "No, my soul, " he groaned; "I'm not asleep surely not asleep. " Here the lady broke into a violent storm of tears.
" Holy Nicholas! " muttered Spiridon ; " first wind and then rain, what next?" Chapter XIII About this time Spiridon was making his memorable run for the Voule, or Greek House of Parliament. With what vigour he con- ducted his campai...gn some of the old resi- dents of Athens still remember. There are those living to-day who have sat for hours with him in Barbandone's wineshop, or in one of the principal cafes, or have heard him harangue the people from Constitution Square. But he was bitterly opposed; dark hints were thrown out by political adversaries as to the source of his wealth, while his homely and ungrammatical efforts as a public speaker were much ridiculed. In this latter function Constantine was of great assistance to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And so on for a good hour, Spiridon discreetly remaining quiet. "Why don't you say any- thing, you animal?" she demanded at last. "Are you asleep?" "No, my soul, " he groaned; "I'm not asleep surely not asleep. " Here the lady broke into a violent storm of tears.
" Holy Nicholas! " muttered Spiridon ; " first wind and then rain, what next?" Chapter XIII About this time Spiridon was making his memorable run for the Voule, or Greek House of Parliament. With what vigour he con- ducted his campai...gn some of the old resi- dents of Athens still remember. There are those living to-day who have sat for hours with him in Barbandone's wineshop, or in one of the principal cafes, or have heard him harangue the people from Constitution Square. But he was bitterly opposed; dark hints were thrown out by political adversaries as to the source of his wealth, while his homely and ungrammatical efforts as a public speaker were much ridiculed. In this latter function Constantine was of great assistance to him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Horton to read onlineMoreLess
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