Bring hither, and bring in haste, the Greek whose name is Chilo Chilonides!" "Then Glaucus will remain with thee," said Crispus, "and the widow will nurse thee." "Consider, old man, what I say," said Vinicius, who frowned still more.
"I owe thee gratitude, and thou seemest good and honest; but thou dost not tell me what thou hast in the bottom of thy soul.

Thou art afraid lest I summon my slaves and command them to take Lygia.

Is this true ?" "It is," said Crispus, with sternness.
"Then remember this, I shall speak before all to Chilo, and write a letter home that I have gone to Beneventum.

I shall have no messengers hereafter but you.

Remember this, and do not irritate me longer." Here he was indignant, and his face was contorted with anger.