Sons of Taranis
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Andala the Bellovaci woman – slave, he tried to remind himself – turned to look at him with some odd instinctive awareness and he ducked back feeling guilty, although not entirely sure what about. He could hear Lucilia deep in conversation with the Belgic woman – slave – and tried not to concentrate on what they were saying, but it kept insisting itself on him, over and above his own business.
‘I must apologise to you, Andala…’ No. You don’t apologise to slaves, Lucilia. Even if they fascina...te you.
‘No insult, lady. I know Roman thoughts.’ ‘I had been led to believe that your people were averse to bathing. There is so much we don’t understand, sadly. You are welcome to use the villa’s bath house whenever you wish. I would ask that you make sure it is unoccupied first, and if the floors are cold just let Bocco know and he will stoke the furnace for you.’ No, Lucilia. You don’t pamper the help.
‘Do I take it you’re uninterested in business today?’ Catháin said with a strange smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andala the Bellovaci woman – slave, he tried to remind himself – turned to look at him with some odd instinctive awareness and he ducked back feeling guilty, although not entirely sure what about. He could hear Lucilia deep in conversation with the Belgic woman – slave – and tried not to concentrate on what they were saying, but it kept insisting itself on him, over and above his own business.
‘I must apologise to you, Andala…’ No. You don’t apologise to slaves, Lucilia. Even if they fascina...te you.
‘No insult, lady. I know Roman thoughts.’ ‘I had been led to believe that your people were averse to bathing. There is so much we don’t understand, sadly. You are welcome to use the villa’s bath house whenever you wish. I would ask that you make sure it is unoccupied first, and if the floors are cold just let Bocco know and he will stoke the furnace for you.’ No, Lucilia. You don’t pamper the help.
‘Do I take it you’re uninterested in business today?’ Catháin said with a strange smile.
What to read after Sons of Taranis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S. J. A. Turney to read onlineMoreLess
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