Like your sister Charmian, she will shrink from nothing to remove an annoyance from her mistress's pathway, and it will hardly please Cleopatra when she learns that the two youths whose welfare lies nearest her heart--Antyllus and Caesarion--seek Barine's house, no matter how stainless the latter's reputation may be." "I have just heard of it," replied Archibius, "and I, too, am anxious.
Antony's son has inherited much of his father's insatiable love of pleasure.

But Caesarion! He has not yet ventured out of the dreamland which surrounds him into actual life.

What others scarcely perceive deals him a serious blow.

I fear Eros is sharpening arrows for him which will pierce deep into his heart.

While talking with me he seemed strangely changed.