Serapis — volume 06
Serapis — volume 06
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The farmer wastelegraphing to the occupants of the carruca as well, and when he at lastreached Marcus he briefly explained to him that the first thing to bedone was to place Dada in safety.
Only too glad to be out of the crush and danger, the girl nimbly climbedinto the chariot, and, after hastily greeting the father and daughter, signed to Marcus to follow her; but Demetrius held his brother back, andit was hurriedly agreed that Dada should be sent for that evening to thehouse of Porphyrius. D...emetrius whispered a few words of enthusiasticpraise of the little singer into Gorgo's ear; then the carriage moved onagain. Many of the heathen who had collected round it recognizedPorphyrius, the noble friend of the great Olympius, and cleared a passagefor him, so that at last he got out of the gate uninjured, and turnedinto the quieter street of Euergetes which led to the temple of Isis, theship-yard and the merchant's residence.
But few words were exchanged in the chariot, for it was only step by stepand with considerable difficulty that the horses could get along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The farmer wastelegraphing to the occupants of the carruca as well, and when he at lastreached Marcus he briefly explained to him that the first thing to bedone was to place Dada in safety.
Only too glad to be out of the crush and danger, the girl nimbly climbedinto the chariot, and, after hastily greeting the father and daughter, signed to Marcus to follow her; but Demetrius held his brother back, andit was hurriedly agreed that Dada should be sent for that evening to thehouse of Porphyrius. D...emetrius whispered a few words of enthusiasticpraise of the little singer into Gorgo's ear; then the carriage moved onagain. Many of the heathen who had collected round it recognizedPorphyrius, the noble friend of the great Olympius, and cleared a passagefor him, so that at last he got out of the gate uninjured, and turnedinto the quieter street of Euergetes which led to the temple of Isis, theship-yard and the merchant's residence.
But few words were exchanged in the chariot, for it was only step by stepand with considerable difficulty that the horses could get along.
What to read after Serapis — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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