Tyrant: King of the Bosporus
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The first night, they stopped at a byre, a small stone cottage with fields that stretched away from the track. The people were Maeotae, dark-haired, cheerful, with a yard full of freckled girls in good wool smocks, and two young boys who were sword-fighting with sticks.
Dinner was mutton, served with barley soup on fine Athenian plates. And good Greek wine.
The farmer was Gardan, and his wife was Methene. They eyed the travellers with some suspicion, and spoke quietly at their own end of the gre...at table that dominated the house’s one big room.
After dinner – delicious, and doubly so for the cold rain that blew against the door – Gardan moved to their end of the table, the end closest to the hearth, for he was a hospitable man. ‘What news, then?’ he asked. He was speaking to Coenus.
‘We come from Alexandria,’ Melitta said.
The farmer gave her a startled look, as if he hadn’t expected her to speak. But he smiled. ‘As far as that?’ he said, but he wasn’t very interested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first night, they stopped at a byre, a small stone cottage with fields that stretched away from the track. The people were Maeotae, dark-haired, cheerful, with a yard full of freckled girls in good wool smocks, and two young boys who were sword-fighting with sticks.
Dinner was mutton, served with barley soup on fine Athenian plates. And good Greek wine.
The farmer was Gardan, and his wife was Methene. They eyed the travellers with some suspicion, and spoke quietly at their own end of the gre...at table that dominated the house’s one big room.
After dinner – delicious, and doubly so for the cold rain that blew against the door – Gardan moved to their end of the table, the end closest to the hearth, for he was a hospitable man. ‘What news, then?’ he asked. He was speaking to Coenus.
‘We come from Alexandria,’ Melitta said.
The farmer gave her a startled look, as if he hadn’t expected her to speak. But he smiled. ‘As far as that?’ he said, but he wasn’t very interested.
What to read after Tyrant: King of the Bosporus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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