The Roman Traitor, 1 tomasT. B. Peterson, 1853 |
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answered Aristius arms Arpinum Aurelius Aurelius Victor beautiful blood bosom brave brow Caius Cassius Catiline Cethegus Chærea Cicero conspirator consul coursers cried crimson Crispus Curius curule chair dagger daring dark deep door Esquiline hill excitement exclaimed eyes face fancy fear fierce fool freedman Fulvia Fuscus gazed Geta girl gladiators glance guilty half hand hath head heard heart Hortensia hour Janiculum Julia Julius Cæsar knew Læca laughing Lentulus lictors light lips looked Lucia Lucia Orestilla luxury marble Medon mind murder never night noble oath passed passion patrician Paullus Arvina paused peristyle plebeian Prætor proud quick replied Roman Rome Rome's scarce Senate Sergius sesterces slaves smile soft soul speak spoke stood strange streets swear tablinum tell thee thing thou thought Thrasea toga tone traitor trembling truth tunic voice Volero wherefore whispered wild wine words Ye Gods young youth
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