Public Lectures Delivered in the Chapel of the University of the State of Missou
Public Lectures Delivered in the Chapel of the University of the State of Missou
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The bystanders, if by this time they did not see the object of the whole proceeding, clearly saw the effect of this order, and sent up a groan of indignation. Icilius, who had just heard of the conspiracy against the honor of his affianced, pressed forward through the lictors, took his stand by her side, was followed by a crowd of sympathisers, and the hounds were for the time balked of their prey. Meeting with this unexpected obstacle, the Decemvir was forced to temporise, and, trusting to the... cooling effect upon the cro\*d of a little delay, and to his ability to bring upon the ground a force sufficient to overcome all resistance, announced that he would take bail for her appearance in the morning when he would decide the preliminary question as to the custody of the young girl, until the time for sending the parties before the judex.
While Icilius detained the court in arranging as to sureties, two friends of Virginius secretly withdrew and rode with all speed to the camp, well knowing that a little delay would result in his being prevented from re- turning to the city, The brave centurion thus notified, at once obtained leave of absence, and was on his way to the rescue of his child before the messengers of the Decemvir had reached the army with a command for his detention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bystanders, if by this time they did not see the object of the whole proceeding, clearly saw the effect of this order, and sent up a groan of indignation. Icilius, who had just heard of the conspiracy against the honor of his affianced, pressed forward through the lictors, took his stand by her side, was followed by a crowd of sympathisers, and the hounds were for the time balked of their prey. Meeting with this unexpected obstacle, the Decemvir was forced to temporise, and, trusting to the... cooling effect upon the cro\*d of a little delay, and to his ability to bring upon the ground a force sufficient to overcome all resistance, announced that he would take bail for her appearance in the morning when he would decide the preliminary question as to the custody of the young girl, until the time for sending the parties before the judex.
While Icilius detained the court in arranging as to sureties, two friends of Virginius secretly withdrew and rode with all speed to the camp, well knowing that a little delay would result in his being prevented from re- turning to the city, The brave centurion thus notified, at once obtained leave of absence, and was on his way to the rescue of his child before the messengers of the Decemvir had reached the army with a command for his detention.
What to read after Public Lectures Delivered in the Chapel of the University of the State of Missou?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Missouri to read onlineMoreLess
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