Caesar's Women
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A peremptory jerk of Caesar's head had summoned Pompey's tame tribune of the plebs to accompany him, for what reason Labienus didn't know; he went because in Pompey's absence Caesar was his controller.
The invitation to help himself to liquid refreshments was given by another jerk of Caesar's head; Labienus poured wine, sat down, and watched Caesar pace the confines of his study.
Finally Caesar spoke. “I will make Cicero wish he had never been born! How dared he presume to interpret Roma...n law! And how did we ever elect such a swan senior consul?”
“What, didn't you vote for him?”
“Neither for him nor for Hybrida.”
“You voted for Catilina?” Labienus asked, surprised.
“And Silanus. Candidly, there was no one I really wanted to vote for, but one can't not vote, that's to avoid the issue.” The red spots still burned in Caesar's cheeks, and the eyes were, thought Labienus with unusual imagination, frozen yet on fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A peremptory jerk of Caesar's head had summoned Pompey's tame tribune of the plebs to accompany him, for what reason Labienus didn't know; he went because in Pompey's absence Caesar was his controller.
The invitation to help himself to liquid refreshments was given by another jerk of Caesar's head; Labienus poured wine, sat down, and watched Caesar pace the confines of his study.
Finally Caesar spoke. “I will make Cicero wish he had never been born! How dared he presume to interpret Roma...n law! And how did we ever elect such a swan senior consul?”
“What, didn't you vote for him?”
“Neither for him nor for Hybrida.”
“You voted for Catilina?” Labienus asked, surprised.
“And Silanus. Candidly, there was no one I really wanted to vote for, but one can't not vote, that's to avoid the issue.” The red spots still burned in Caesar's cheeks, and the eyes were, thought Labienus with unusual imagination, frozen yet on fire.
What to read after Caesar's Women?
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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