[The Satyricon<br> Complete by Petronius Arbiter]@TWC D-Link book
The Satyricon
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CHAPTER THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH
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"What do you take me for, a beast of burden ?" he grumbled, "or a scow for carrying stone?
I hired out to do the work of a man, not that of a pack-horse, and I'm as free as you are, even if my father did leave me poor!" Not satisfied with swearing, he lifted up his leg from time to time and filled the road with an obscene noise and a filthy stench.

Giton laughed at his impudence and imitated every explosion with his lips, {but Eumolpus relapsed into his usual vein, even in spite of this.}.


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