The Boat of Fate
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Autumn saw us close to Germania; in early October I had my first sight of the Rhine. We rode north-west, following the course of the great river. I had heard a good deal about the fortifications that guarded it; none the less I was still amazed at their scale. Mile on mile they stretched, fronting the endless pine forests of the north; towers and walls, ramparts and ditches, frowning gatehouses and barbicans. We rested finally for two nights at Colonia Trajana, guests of the Roman garrison comma...nder. Vidimerius, Tonantius and I, with a few of the more favoured and presentable of the Arcadians, attended a banquet he gave; the following morning the Praefectus accompanied us personally on a tour of the town’s defences, the most massive I had seen. I remember him standing brooding down at the river flowing broad and silent below the walls. It was a still, warm day; the far bank stood out clear and sharp, the ranks of trees motionless in the sun haze. It seemed impossible that that silent, beautiful land could house nation after nation of implacable enemies; but our host shook his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Autumn saw us close to Germania; in early October I had my first sight of the Rhine. We rode north-west, following the course of the great river. I had heard a good deal about the fortifications that guarded it; none the less I was still amazed at their scale. Mile on mile they stretched, fronting the endless pine forests of the north; towers and walls, ramparts and ditches, frowning gatehouses and barbicans. We rested finally for two nights at Colonia Trajana, guests of the Roman garrison comma...nder. Vidimerius, Tonantius and I, with a few of the more favoured and presentable of the Arcadians, attended a banquet he gave; the following morning the Praefectus accompanied us personally on a tour of the town’s defences, the most massive I had seen. I remember him standing brooding down at the river flowing broad and silent below the walls. It was a still, warm day; the far bank stood out clear and sharp, the ranks of trees motionless in the sun haze. It seemed impossible that that silent, beautiful land could house nation after nation of implacable enemies; but our host shook his head.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Keith to read onlineMoreLess
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