Spartacus: the Gladiator
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This was enough to attract most gladiators’ attention. The trainers, Amarantus among them, were not immune either. A guard came stumping in, followed by a tall figure in a once fine tunic. The moment that they were both inside, the gate swung shut with a heavy clang.‘Someone looking for fighters?’ wondered Getas.‘No,’ answered Spartacus. ‘He’s only a boy. He can’t be more than eighteen.’‘Look at the way he carries himself. He must be from a good family.’‘His clothes are soaking wet,’ noted Spart...acus. ‘That’s odd.’The young man was led upstairs to Batiatus’ quarters. Rival theories about his reason for visiting the ludus rippled through the assembled gladiators.‘Back to work,’ cried Amarantus. ‘Get a move on, you lazy scumbags. We haven’t got all day.’‘Attention!’ Phortis’ voice cracked through the air like a whiplash.Spartacus looked up to see the Capuan on the balcony beside the man who’d been escorted upstairs. The youth was sallow-skinned, with a thin, pockmarked face.‘This young gentleman goes by the name of Carbo,’ announced Phortis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was enough to attract most gladiators’ attention. The trainers, Amarantus among them, were not immune either. A guard came stumping in, followed by a tall figure in a once fine tunic. The moment that they were both inside, the gate swung shut with a heavy clang.‘Someone looking for fighters?’ wondered Getas.‘No,’ answered Spartacus. ‘He’s only a boy. He can’t be more than eighteen.’‘Look at the way he carries himself. He must be from a good family.’‘His clothes are soaking wet,’ noted Spart...acus. ‘That’s odd.’The young man was led upstairs to Batiatus’ quarters. Rival theories about his reason for visiting the ludus rippled through the assembled gladiators.‘Back to work,’ cried Amarantus. ‘Get a move on, you lazy scumbags. We haven’t got all day.’‘Attention!’ Phortis’ voice cracked through the air like a whiplash.Spartacus looked up to see the Capuan on the balcony beside the man who’d been escorted upstairs. The youth was sallow-skinned, with a thin, pockmarked face.‘This young gentleman goes by the name of Carbo,’ announced Phortis.
What to read after Spartacus: the Gladiator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ben Kane to read onlineMoreLess
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