Csar a Sketch
Csar a Sketch
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They were wild, wonderful, and dread- ful. Young officers, patricians and knights, who had toUowed Caisar for a little mild experience, began to dislilce the notion of these new enemies. Some aj)- plied for leave of absence ; others, though ashamed to ask to be allowed to leave the army, cowered in in their tents with sinking hearts, made their wills, and composed last messages for their friends. The 234 Ccesar.
centurions caught the alarm from their superioi-s, and the legionaries from the cen...turions. To conceal their fear of the Germans, the men discoYered that, if they advanced farther, it would be through regions where provisions could not follow them, and that they would be starved in the forests. At length, Caesar was in- formed that if he gave the order to march, the army would refuse to move.
Confident in himself, Caesar had the power, so i j- dispensable for a soldier, of inspiring confidence in others as soon as they came to know what he was. He called his officers together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were wild, wonderful, and dread- ful. Young officers, patricians and knights, who had toUowed Caisar for a little mild experience, began to dislilce the notion of these new enemies. Some aj)- plied for leave of absence ; others, though ashamed to ask to be allowed to leave the army, cowered in in their tents with sinking hearts, made their wills, and composed last messages for their friends. The 234 Ccesar.
centurions caught the alarm from their superioi-s, and the legionaries from the cen...turions. To conceal their fear of the Germans, the men discoYered that, if they advanced farther, it would be through regions where provisions could not follow them, and that they would be starved in the forests. At length, Caesar was in- formed that if he gave the order to march, the army would refuse to move.
Confident in himself, Caesar had the power, so i j- dispensable for a soldier, of inspiring confidence in others as soon as they came to know what he was. He called his officers together.
What to read after Csar a Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Froude to read onlineMoreLess
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