The Silver Eagle
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It’s hopeless, Romulus thought dully. There are far too many. He steeled himself, preparing for the inevitable.Trying to use as many shafts as possible, Brennus loosed another arrow. Then, with a curse, he threw down his bow and drew his gladius.They moved shoulder to shoulder.Surprising Romulus utterly, first one and then another bright ball of fire came flying over his head, illuminating the scene wonderfully. The first landed and smashed apart in a great burst of flame, right in front of the ...Scythians, who looked suitably terrified. The second struck one of the enemy on the arm, setting light to his felt clothing. The blaze spread upwards with terrible speed, burning his neck and face. The man shrieked in agony. A number of his comrades tried to help, but their efforts were hampered by a further pair of burning missiles. The Scythians’ charge came to an abrupt halt.‘They’re oil lamps,’ cried Romulus, suddenly understanding.‘It’s Tarquinius,’ replied Brennus, fitting another shaft to his bowstring.Delighted, Romulus turned to find the haruspex only a few steps away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s hopeless, Romulus thought dully. There are far too many. He steeled himself, preparing for the inevitable.Trying to use as many shafts as possible, Brennus loosed another arrow. Then, with a curse, he threw down his bow and drew his gladius.They moved shoulder to shoulder.Surprising Romulus utterly, first one and then another bright ball of fire came flying over his head, illuminating the scene wonderfully. The first landed and smashed apart in a great burst of flame, right in front of the ...Scythians, who looked suitably terrified. The second struck one of the enemy on the arm, setting light to his felt clothing. The blaze spread upwards with terrible speed, burning his neck and face. The man shrieked in agony. A number of his comrades tried to help, but their efforts were hampered by a further pair of burning missiles. The Scythians’ charge came to an abrupt halt.‘They’re oil lamps,’ cried Romulus, suddenly understanding.‘It’s Tarquinius,’ replied Brennus, fitting another shaft to his bowstring.Delighted, Romulus turned to find the haruspex only a few steps away.
What to read after The Silver Eagle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ben Kane to read onlineMoreLess
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