Toxar: a Romance
Toxar: a Romance
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" What is that uproar ? " he asked.
" The war cries of the barbarians and the shrieks of the wounded," said the man of means.
Again Antinous strained his ears and cried : 17 258 TOXAR.
" But the sounds of battle are coming nearer.
What doth this portend ? " "Assuredly," said Toxar, "the enemy is within the city, and treachery has already done its work." Again Antinous listened, and after a short delay he addressed Toxar with furious im- patience.
"In any event — and this uproar grows apace — th...ere is much to do and to undo. But first of all summon hither this poisonous Persian ; with her I will deal in a mo- ment." The man of means turned to go, but Antinous cried : " Stay, that is but a small part of thy duty. The guard and the seamen are faithful ? " "They are certainly faithful." " Take from the Persian my signet, and hasten, for she begged it of me for an evil purpose. Put the guard — every man — ^under arms, and I myself will lead them. Open A SLAVE'S OBEDIENCE. 269 the brazen door and bid the seamen man the galley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What is that uproar ? " he asked.
" The war cries of the barbarians and the shrieks of the wounded," said the man of means.
Again Antinous strained his ears and cried : 17 258 TOXAR.
" But the sounds of battle are coming nearer.
What doth this portend ? " "Assuredly," said Toxar, "the enemy is within the city, and treachery has already done its work." Again Antinous listened, and after a short delay he addressed Toxar with furious im- patience.
"In any event — and this uproar grows apace — th...ere is much to do and to undo. But first of all summon hither this poisonous Persian ; with her I will deal in a mo- ment." The man of means turned to go, but Antinous cried : " Stay, that is but a small part of thy duty. The guard and the seamen are faithful ? " "They are certainly faithful." " Take from the Persian my signet, and hasten, for she begged it of me for an evil purpose. Put the guard — every man — ^under arms, and I myself will lead them. Open A SLAVE'S OBEDIENCE. 269 the brazen door and bid the seamen man the galley.
What to read after Toxar: a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, J. Shield (Joseph Shield), 1850-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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