Gore Vidal’s Caligula
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A long table filled most of the large room. On it were piled the sheafs of official papers that kept the scribes and clerks busy all day—copying and registering, recording and preserving.
Longinus, who presided over these workers as chief secretary, rose from his desk and kissed Caligula’s hand. At once, the other clerks began to scramble down from their high stools, but Caligula waved them to remain seated.
“Back to your scribbling, Longinus.”
“Yes, Caesar.”
“Caesonia tells me t...hat I have been neglecting my work. So I report for duty,” laughed Caligula with a glance at his betrothed.
Longinus pointed to a large stack of documents. “These await your signature and seal, Caesar.”
Caligula flexed his fingers like a musician about to strum the lyre and cheerfully took his signet ring off to heat the stone. He sat himself down at Longinus’ desk and pulled the papers to him, one by one, muttering the Imperial formula as he stamped and sealed them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A long table filled most of the large room. On it were piled the sheafs of official papers that kept the scribes and clerks busy all day—copying and registering, recording and preserving.
Longinus, who presided over these workers as chief secretary, rose from his desk and kissed Caligula’s hand. At once, the other clerks began to scramble down from their high stools, but Caligula waved them to remain seated.
“Back to your scribbling, Longinus.”
“Yes, Caesar.”
“Caesonia tells me t...hat I have been neglecting my work. So I report for duty,” laughed Caligula with a glance at his betrothed.
Longinus pointed to a large stack of documents. “These await your signature and seal, Caesar.”
Caligula flexed his fingers like a musician about to strum the lyre and cheerfully took his signet ring off to heat the stone. He sat himself down at Longinus’ desk and pulled the papers to him, one by one, muttering the Imperial formula as he stamped and sealed them.
What to read after Gore Vidal’s Caligula?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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