Cleopatra — volume 01
Cleopatra — volume 01
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There he stands opposite tome. It would have been better for him had the dolphin at his feet taughthim silence. Then he might have remained in the obscurity which befitshim.
"But whether willing or not, I must drag him forth, and I will show youDion, fellow-citizens, though I would far rather have you see thingswhich arouse less ire. The dim light prevents your distinguishing thecolour of his robe, but I know it, for I saw it in the glare of day. Itis hyacinthine purple. You know what that cost...s. It would support thewives and children of many among you for ten long years. 'How heavy mustbe the purse which can expose such a treasure to sun and rain!' is thethought of every one who sees him strutting about as proudly as apeacock. And his purse is loaded with many talents. Only it is a pitythat, day after day, most of you must give your children a little lessbread and deprive yourselves of many a draught of wine to deck him out sobravely. His father, Eumenes, was a tax-collector, and what the leechextorted from you and your children, the son now uses to drive, clad inhyacinthine purple, a four-horse chariot, which splashes the mire fromthe street into your faces as it rolls onward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There he stands opposite tome. It would have been better for him had the dolphin at his feet taughthim silence. Then he might have remained in the obscurity which befitshim.
"But whether willing or not, I must drag him forth, and I will show youDion, fellow-citizens, though I would far rather have you see thingswhich arouse less ire. The dim light prevents your distinguishing thecolour of his robe, but I know it, for I saw it in the glare of day. Itis hyacinthine purple. You know what that cost...s. It would support thewives and children of many among you for ten long years. 'How heavy mustbe the purse which can expose such a treasure to sun and rain!' is thethought of every one who sees him strutting about as proudly as apeacock. And his purse is loaded with many talents. Only it is a pitythat, day after day, most of you must give your children a little lessbread and deprive yourselves of many a draught of wine to deck him out sobravely. His father, Eumenes, was a tax-collector, and what the leechextorted from you and your children, the son now uses to drive, clad inhyacinthine purple, a four-horse chariot, which splashes the mire fromthe street into your faces as it rolls onward.
What to read after Cleopatra — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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