Ruins of Ancient Cities With General And Particular Accounts of Their Rise Fa
Ruins of Ancient Cities With General And Particular Accounts of Their Rise Fa
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The father, surprised and afflicted at this answer, desired to know why the lady was not to be ob- tained ? ' Because she is my wife ! ' replied the phy- sician, ' and I am not disposed to yield her up to the embraces of another. ' ' And will you not part witli her then, ' replied the king, ' to preserve the life of a son I so tenderly love ! Is this the friendship you profess for me ? ' ' Let me entreat you, my lord, ' said Erasistratus, ' to imagine yourself for one mo- ment in my place, woul...d you resign your Stratonice to his arms ? If you, therefore, who are a father, RUINS OF ANCIENT CITIES. 371 would not consent to such a sacrifice for the welfare of a son so dear to you, how can you expect another should do it ?' 'I would resign Stratonice, and my empire to him, with all my soul, ' interrupted the king. ' Your majesty then, ' replied the physician, ' has the remedy in your own hands ; for he loves Stratonice. ' The father did not hesitate a moment after this declaration, and easily obtained the consent of his consort : after which, his son and that princess were crowned king and queen of upper Asia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The father, surprised and afflicted at this answer, desired to know why the lady was not to be ob- tained ? ' Because she is my wife ! ' replied the phy- sician, ' and I am not disposed to yield her up to the embraces of another. ' ' And will you not part witli her then, ' replied the king, ' to preserve the life of a son I so tenderly love ! Is this the friendship you profess for me ? ' ' Let me entreat you, my lord, ' said Erasistratus, ' to imagine yourself for one mo- ment in my place, woul...d you resign your Stratonice to his arms ? If you, therefore, who are a father, RUINS OF ANCIENT CITIES. 371 would not consent to such a sacrifice for the welfare of a son so dear to you, how can you expect another should do it ?' 'I would resign Stratonice, and my empire to him, with all my soul, ' interrupted the king. ' Your majesty then, ' replied the physician, ' has the remedy in your own hands ; for he loves Stratonice. ' The father did not hesitate a moment after this declaration, and easily obtained the consent of his consort : after which, his son and that princess were crowned king and queen of upper Asia.
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