Snnica
Snnica
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Wrapped in his tattered mantle he was compelling two sleepy dancing girls to dance, contemplating their nude flesh with a disdainful stare like a man who considers him- self above carnal desires.
As Actseon appeared in the triclinium some slaves fled, fearing lest they should be punished for their cu- riosity. Not wishing to be seen by the philosopher the Greek went out of the house seeking the cool gar- den. There he noticed the same flight before his steps. Embracing couples fled along the av...enues; from behind the clumps of foliage arose exclamations of surprise as he approached, and in the dissipating shadows of the night the garden seemed animated by a mysterious life beneath its leafy bowers.
They were slaves who, excited by the feast, continued beneath the open sky the scenes of the triclinium.
The Greek smiled, reflecting that the feast was destined to augment his mistress' wealth.
" Let them enjoy themselves in peace. To disturb them would damage Sonnica's interests. " He passed out of the garden so as not to interfere with the joy of the miserable flock which, forgetting 134 S6NNICA every trouble, sought each other there in the dim light of dawn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wrapped in his tattered mantle he was compelling two sleepy dancing girls to dance, contemplating their nude flesh with a disdainful stare like a man who considers him- self above carnal desires.
As Actseon appeared in the triclinium some slaves fled, fearing lest they should be punished for their cu- riosity. Not wishing to be seen by the philosopher the Greek went out of the house seeking the cool gar- den. There he noticed the same flight before his steps. Embracing couples fled along the av...enues; from behind the clumps of foliage arose exclamations of surprise as he approached, and in the dissipating shadows of the night the garden seemed animated by a mysterious life beneath its leafy bowers.
They were slaves who, excited by the feast, continued beneath the open sky the scenes of the triclinium.
The Greek smiled, reflecting that the feast was destined to augment his mistress' wealth.
" Let them enjoy themselves in peace. To disturb them would damage Sonnica's interests. " He passed out of the garden so as not to interfere with the joy of the miserable flock which, forgetting 134 S6NNICA every trouble, sought each other there in the dim light of dawn.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vicente Blasco Ibbsez to read onlineMoreLess
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