The Sign of the Cross
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" The causes for the day are tried, and, for the time at least, we are free, lady, " replied the Councillor. 144 THE WOOING OF BERENICE The causes tried ? Hath the Prefect Marcus left the Palace of Justice?" asked Berenice, with an air of indifference which did not mislead the astute and cun- ning men who were keenly watching her.
" Yes, lady. He left when we did. " 11 And that was ?" asked Berenice anxiously.
" Half an hour ago, " was the seemingly careless reply.
" Oh, indeed ! I thought that... he " and Berenice paused.
" That he what, lady ?" "Well, that . Oh, what matters what I thought?" said Berenice, assuming a gaiety she was far from feeling. " What's the news in Eome to-day ?" " That Marcus has a new toy, " sneered Tigellinus, with much meaning.
"Indeed? What might that be?" asked Berenice, knowing full well what the answer would be.
" Have you not heard ?" asked the Councillor, with assumed surprise. " And the lady Dacia here ! Strange, hath she told thee nothing ?" "Dacia hath told me many things, " said Berenice carelessly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The causes for the day are tried, and, for the time at least, we are free, lady, " replied the Councillor. 144 THE WOOING OF BERENICE The causes tried ? Hath the Prefect Marcus left the Palace of Justice?" asked Berenice, with an air of indifference which did not mislead the astute and cun- ning men who were keenly watching her.
" Yes, lady. He left when we did. " 11 And that was ?" asked Berenice anxiously.
" Half an hour ago, " was the seemingly careless reply.
" Oh, indeed ! I thought that... he " and Berenice paused.
" That he what, lady ?" "Well, that . Oh, what matters what I thought?" said Berenice, assuming a gaiety she was far from feeling. " What's the news in Eome to-day ?" " That Marcus has a new toy, " sneered Tigellinus, with much meaning.
"Indeed? What might that be?" asked Berenice, knowing full well what the answer would be.
" Have you not heard ?" asked the Councillor, with assumed surprise. " And the lady Dacia here ! Strange, hath she told thee nothing ?" "Dacia hath told me many things, " said Berenice carelessly.
What to read after The Sign of the Cross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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