Quo Vadis: a Narrative of the Time of Nero
Quo Vadis: a Narrative of the Time of Nero
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"True, " answered he, with animation. "Everything fixed itself somarvellously that in seeking thee I met the Christians. In Ostrianum Ilistened to the Apostle with wonder, for I had never heard such words. And there thou didst pray for me?" "I did, " answered Lygia.
They passed near the summer-house covered with thick ivy, and approachedthe place where Ursus, after stifling Croton, threw himself uponVinicius.
"Here, " said the young man, "I should have perished but for thee. " "Do not mention t...hat, " answered Lygia, "and do not speak of it toUrsus. " "Could I be revenged on him for defending thee? Had he been a slave, Ishould have given him freedom straightway. " "Had he been a slave, Aulus would have freed him long ago. " "Dost thou remember, " asked Vinicius, "that I wished to take thee backto Aulus, but the answer was, that C
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"True, " answered he, with animation. "Everything fixed itself somarvellously that in seeking thee I met the Christians. In Ostrianum Ilistened to the Apostle with wonder, for I had never heard such words. And there thou didst pray for me?" "I did, " answered Lygia.
They passed near the summer-house covered with thick ivy, and approachedthe place where Ursus, after stifling Croton, threw himself uponVinicius.
"Here, " said the young man, "I should have perished but for thee. " "Do not mention t...hat, " answered Lygia, "and do not speak of it toUrsus. " "Could I be revenged on him for defending thee? Had he been a slave, Ishould have given him freedom straightway. " "Had he been a slave, Aulus would have freed him long ago. " "Dost thou remember, " asked Vinicius, "that I wished to take thee backto Aulus, but the answer was, that C
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 1846-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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