Kallistratus, An Autobiography
Kallistratus, An Autobiography
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While my brother sang, Rhodius hastily entered, and said, " My lords, there is a messenger come who brings great news from Sempronius. He and your cousin, whose wound is not whole, have joined their armies, and a battle is near. The lords leaped to their feet. One said, " Longus hath the luck ; " and another, " Where is the messenger ? " " He is with the praetor," said Syrus. " The people are gathered round the praetor's house." " Thither will we all," said the company.
Through the city the nex...t day the glad news went that the enemy seemed not likely to decline battle. The people waited in exultation, and my brother and sister and Strabo waited also, hoping for news. The senate sat all the next day. And through the night each man's house was open, and every one waited at the gate and in the streets, not to miss the first hearing of news. Towards Hosted by G00gk 118 KALLISTRATUS morning a messenger galloped along the northern way, and through the gate, crying, "A victory!" But there was no laurel on his despatch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While my brother sang, Rhodius hastily entered, and said, " My lords, there is a messenger come who brings great news from Sempronius. He and your cousin, whose wound is not whole, have joined their armies, and a battle is near. The lords leaped to their feet. One said, " Longus hath the luck ; " and another, " Where is the messenger ? " " He is with the praetor," said Syrus. " The people are gathered round the praetor's house." " Thither will we all," said the company.
Through the city the nex...t day the glad news went that the enemy seemed not likely to decline battle. The people waited in exultation, and my brother and sister and Strabo waited also, hoping for news. The senate sat all the next day. And through the night each man's house was open, and every one waited at the gate and in the streets, not to miss the first hearing of news. Towards Hosted by G00gk 118 KALLISTRATUS morning a messenger galloped along the northern way, and through the gate, crying, "A victory!" But there was no laurel on his despatch.
What to read after Kallistratus, An Autobiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Herman Gilkes to read onlineMoreLess
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