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Marzio’s Crucifix and Zoroaster

CHAPTER VIII
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"A man rich, and powerful, full of vanity as a peacock, and of wiles like a serpent.

Not noble.

He is the son of a fish-vendor, grown rich by selling salted sturgeons in the market-place.

He is also the overseer of the queen's farmlands in Media, and of the Great King's horse-breeding stables." "Go forth and bring him to me," said the king shortly.

Without a word, Zoroaster made a brief salute and turned upon his heel to go.


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