Roads From Rome
Roads From Rome
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No Hercules will reward my travail, so do not expect of me the birth-pangs that are torturing Virgil. I have time to look abroad on life and to correct tears by wine andlaughter while my hands are busy with the file and pumice-stone. Before you know it, the billboards of the Sosii will announce thecompleted work, and the dedication shall show Rome who is responsiblefor my offending. " The look of anxious irritability faded from Maecenas's face, and inrestored serenity he walked with Horace from... the dining-room, through the spacious, unroofed peristyle, where marble pillars andstatues, flower-beds and fountains were blanched by the winter moonto one tone of silver, and through the magnificent atrium, where theimages of noble ancestors kept their silent watch over the newgeneration. At the vestibule door a porter, somewhat befuddled bySaturnalian merry-making, was waiting sleepily. When he had openedthe door into the street the two friends stood silent a moment inthe outer portico, suddenly conscious, after the seclusion of thegreat house and their evening's talk, of the city lifebeyond, --hilarious, disordered, without subtlety in desire andregret, rich in the common passions of humanity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No Hercules will reward my travail, so do not expect of me the birth-pangs that are torturing Virgil. I have time to look abroad on life and to correct tears by wine andlaughter while my hands are busy with the file and pumice-stone. Before you know it, the billboards of the Sosii will announce thecompleted work, and the dedication shall show Rome who is responsiblefor my offending. " The look of anxious irritability faded from Maecenas's face, and inrestored serenity he walked with Horace from... the dining-room, through the spacious, unroofed peristyle, where marble pillars andstatues, flower-beds and fountains were blanched by the winter moonto one tone of silver, and through the magnificent atrium, where theimages of noble ancestors kept their silent watch over the newgeneration. At the vestibule door a porter, somewhat befuddled bySaturnalian merry-making, was waiting sleepily. When he had openedthe door into the street the two friends stood silent a moment inthe outer portico, suddenly conscious, after the seclusion of thegreat house and their evening's talk, of the city lifebeyond, --hilarious, disordered, without subtlety in desire andregret, rich in the common passions of humanity.
What to read after Roads From Rome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Ce Allinson to read onlineMoreLess
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