The Roman
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When he had finished, I reprimanded him sternly for his conduct but did not attempt to solve the tortoise riddle for him, For I was not in a mood even to be capable of it. Finally I let him take my luggage on his back, settled my bill at the inn and left Athens without saying farewell to anyone, and in such a hurry that I forgot at the wash two tunics which I never saw again. We left Piraeus in such a state of despondency that it took us three days to do a stretch I could have done alone in a si...ngle day. We stayed overnight in Eleusis and Megara. The men, however, cheered up so much that they were singing noisily when we eventually arrived at Corinth. I left them with the senior centurion at the barracks. Commander Rubrius received me with his gown wet with wine and a vine-leaf wreath crookedly perched on his head. He was not entirely clear who I was, for he kept asking me my name. He explained his absentmindedness away by saying he was an old man and was suffering from the aftereffects of a skull injury received in Pannonia, and was now just waiting to be pensioned off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he had finished, I reprimanded him sternly for his conduct but did not attempt to solve the tortoise riddle for him, For I was not in a mood even to be capable of it. Finally I let him take my luggage on his back, settled my bill at the inn and left Athens without saying farewell to anyone, and in such a hurry that I forgot at the wash two tunics which I never saw again. We left Piraeus in such a state of despondency that it took us three days to do a stretch I could have done alone in a si...ngle day. We stayed overnight in Eleusis and Megara. The men, however, cheered up so much that they were singing noisily when we eventually arrived at Corinth. I left them with the senior centurion at the barracks. Commander Rubrius received me with his gown wet with wine and a vine-leaf wreath crookedly perched on his head. He was not entirely clear who I was, for he kept asking me my name. He explained his absentmindedness away by saying he was an old man and was suffering from the aftereffects of a skull injury received in Pannonia, and was now just waiting to be pensioned off.
What to read after The Roman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mika Waltari to read onlineMoreLess
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