The October Horse
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A few shrinking ventures into the Forum to test the atmosphere with a view to presiding at their tribunals had convinced the pair that to absent themselves was more sensible. The Senate had granted each of them a fifty-man bodyguard of lictors minus fasces, which served only to increase their visibility.
“Leave Rome until feelings die down,” Servilia advised. “If your faces aren't seen, people will forget them.” She gave a snort of laughter. “Two years from now, you could run for consul with...out anyone's remembering that you murdered Caesar.”
“It was not murder, it was a right act!” Porcia shouted.
“Shut up, you,” Servilia said placidly; she could afford to be generous, she was well and truly winning the war. Porcia had handed it to her on a platter by growing steadily madder.
“To leave Rome is to admit guilt,” said Cassius. “I say we have to stick it out.”
Brutus was torn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few shrinking ventures into the Forum to test the atmosphere with a view to presiding at their tribunals had convinced the pair that to absent themselves was more sensible. The Senate had granted each of them a fifty-man bodyguard of lictors minus fasces, which served only to increase their visibility.
“Leave Rome until feelings die down,” Servilia advised. “If your faces aren't seen, people will forget them.” She gave a snort of laughter. “Two years from now, you could run for consul with...out anyone's remembering that you murdered Caesar.”
“It was not murder, it was a right act!” Porcia shouted.
“Shut up, you,” Servilia said placidly; she could afford to be generous, she was well and truly winning the war. Porcia had handed it to her on a platter by growing steadily madder.
“To leave Rome is to admit guilt,” said Cassius. “I say we have to stick it out.”
Brutus was torn.
What to read after The October Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colleen Mccullough to read onlineMoreLess
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