The National Quarterly Review volume 8
The National Quarterly Review volume 8
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But when- towards the culmination, of the tempest the cable of Conspir- acy is strained tightest, it is seldom that there is- not some chafed spot, some broken fibre in its fabric. In this case the weak brother was one Q-uintu* Curius, a m-an of noble birth and vast criminality, so abandoned asto-have even been* expelled from the Senate by the Censors. He had beeis sought by Catiline for his name and for the desperation to* which profligacy and prodigality had brought him. Nor was- it through a...ny lurking virtue or unexpected softening of heart that he now became the instrument of betrayal and ruin ^ (pite the contrary. Among his numerous- courtesans there was one for whom he had an especial value y and when she eoldly deserted her penniless lover, his shallow wrath and ill- timed vanity led him to utter mysterious threats and strange prophecies. Feminine curiosity was aroused, and the subtle- ty and blandishments of the wily mistress soon won the en- tire confidence and liberal disclosures of Curius..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when- towards the culmination, of the tempest the cable of Conspir- acy is strained tightest, it is seldom that there is- not some chafed spot, some broken fibre in its fabric. In this case the weak brother was one Q-uintu* Curius, a m-an of noble birth and vast criminality, so abandoned asto-have even been* expelled from the Senate by the Censors. He had beeis sought by Catiline for his name and for the desperation to* which profligacy and prodigality had brought him. Nor was- it through a...ny lurking virtue or unexpected softening of heart that he now became the instrument of betrayal and ruin ^ (pite the contrary. Among his numerous- courtesans there was one for whom he had an especial value y and when she eoldly deserted her penniless lover, his shallow wrath and ill- timed vanity led him to utter mysterious threats and strange prophecies. Feminine curiosity was aroused, and the subtle- ty and blandishments of the wily mistress soon won the en- tire confidence and liberal disclosures of Curius..
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Clay Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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