For a Roman's Heart
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Ovid Roman Poet, BC 43– c. AD 18 Two days later Adrenia awakened when light spilled in weak rays through the high window over her pallet. Urgency brought her awake with a gasp. She glanced around the room with frantic attention and saw that Terentius wasn’t there. Neither was his armor, his weapons, his cape...nothing. She scrambled to leave the pallet, and that’s when she saw the note left on a table. She snatched it up. Adrenia’s reading ability was spotty, but Longa had started to teach her... more and she’d learned quickly.
Adrenia, If you are reading this, then I managed to leave before you awakened. I’m sorry to depart like this, but you needed the sleep, and I’m horrible at goodbyes. Please speak to Longa this morning. I’ve posted a guard outside the door who will not leave his post until he’s delivered you to their door safely. You may trust him. I know you are to open your shop today, and I wish you all good fortune. You will make a great success out of the shop, you and Longa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ovid Roman Poet, BC 43– c. AD 18 Two days later Adrenia awakened when light spilled in weak rays through the high window over her pallet. Urgency brought her awake with a gasp. She glanced around the room with frantic attention and saw that Terentius wasn’t there. Neither was his armor, his weapons, his cape...nothing. She scrambled to leave the pallet, and that’s when she saw the note left on a table. She snatched it up. Adrenia’s reading ability was spotty, but Longa had started to teach her... more and she’d learned quickly.
Adrenia, If you are reading this, then I managed to leave before you awakened. I’m sorry to depart like this, but you needed the sleep, and I’m horrible at goodbyes. Please speak to Longa this morning. I’ve posted a guard outside the door who will not leave his post until he’s delivered you to their door safely. You may trust him. I know you are to open your shop today, and I wish you all good fortune. You will make a great success out of the shop, you and Longa.
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