The Carnival of Destiny
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She had never known before what life was. Now this dead face was teaching her that life is death and that there is no love which is not stronger than death. A 104 THE CARNIVAL OF DESTINY thought like this rocked in her brain, but there came to her lips only a sort of gasping cry which was perhaps "Aulus! Aulus!" and al ways that dead thing on the gravel staring up at her dumb and white.
The Hun and the Bishop were talking to gether. The great Emperor Honorius lis tened idly.
"Yes, " he said, "o...f course, yes the little rogue yes. " "And the ring?" the Bishop asked with suave insistence.
The Hun had tied the ring in his hair for safe-keeping; he untwisted it and gave it to the Bishop a thick ring it was of soft and virgin gold, a nuptial ring, the little ring that Honoria had sent to Attila.
"There it is, " said the Hun; "it is the price of Rome. Give me the girl for Attila and he will turn back, leaving your lands unpillaged. And she is willing; it was she who called him she who sent the ring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had never known before what life was. Now this dead face was teaching her that life is death and that there is no love which is not stronger than death. A 104 THE CARNIVAL OF DESTINY thought like this rocked in her brain, but there came to her lips only a sort of gasping cry which was perhaps "Aulus! Aulus!" and al ways that dead thing on the gravel staring up at her dumb and white.
The Hun and the Bishop were talking to gether. The great Emperor Honorius lis tened idly.
"Yes, " he said, "o...f course, yes the little rogue yes. " "And the ring?" the Bishop asked with suave insistence.
The Hun had tied the ring in his hair for safe-keeping; he untwisted it and gave it to the Bishop a thick ring it was of soft and virgin gold, a nuptial ring, the little ring that Honoria had sent to Attila.
"There it is, " said the Hun; "it is the price of Rome. Give me the girl for Attila and he will turn back, leaving your lands unpillaged. And she is willing; it was she who called him she who sent the ring.
What to read after The Carnival of Destiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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