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Vergilius

CHAPTER 18
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Say, also, that he should have more light upon his friends, and that I have withdrawn my consent to his marriage." The young man rose, a look of astonishment in his face.
"But shall I be in time ?" said he, with some excitement.
"Learn composure, my good Appius.

Herod may not be extremely polite to him, but--but he will wait." That odd man, Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus Augustus, laughed silently as the youth was leaving.

He beckoned to a slave, who halted Appius and turned him back.
"An escort will be on the campus at dawn," said the emperor.

"I wish you a pleasant journey and will write you when to return." Now there had been no changes of moment in the palace of the Lady Lucia, save one.

The slave-girl, Cyran, had brought to Arria the inspiration of a new faith.


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