Fawn of Sertorius 2
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" The conspirators had already accomplished that part of their undertaking which is usually the most dangerous. They might now set about their future labors with sufficient knowledge of each other's thoughts. If Perpenna could secure the command of both armies, he might return to Italy.
If Aufidius, Antonius, and Maecenas could return to Italy, they might escape their creditors at Osca, and disclaim the debts, or punish the usurers, which awaited them in Rome., All four had mor- tifications to ...revenge, injuries — as they called them — inflicted by a praetor, who either despised their pretensions, or distrusted their fidelity. An- tonius had aspired to the command at Cela which was conferred on Statilius. Maecenas and Aufidius seemed so much more infamous than Perpenna, that to their seductions were ascribed, not the origin of all his worst vices, but their malignity.
And Manlius — the friend selected because his honor had been the clearest, his courage the dis- creetest, his devotion the sincerest — who strove to prove his participation with the virtuous, 184 THE FAWN OF SERTORIUS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The conspirators had already accomplished that part of their undertaking which is usually the most dangerous. They might now set about their future labors with sufficient knowledge of each other's thoughts. If Perpenna could secure the command of both armies, he might return to Italy.
If Aufidius, Antonius, and Maecenas could return to Italy, they might escape their creditors at Osca, and disclaim the debts, or punish the usurers, which awaited them in Rome., All four had mor- tifications to ...revenge, injuries — as they called them — inflicted by a praetor, who either despised their pretensions, or distrusted their fidelity. An- tonius had aspired to the command at Cela which was conferred on Statilius. Maecenas and Aufidius seemed so much more infamous than Perpenna, that to their seductions were ascribed, not the origin of all his worst vices, but their malignity.
And Manlius — the friend selected because his honor had been the clearest, his courage the dis- creetest, his devotion the sincerest — who strove to prove his participation with the virtuous, 184 THE FAWN OF SERTORIUS.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Eyres Landor to read onlineMoreLess
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