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A Friend of Caesar

CHAPTER I
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But next he had to shake all the freedmen by the hand, also the older and better known slaves; and to say something in reply to their congratulations.

The mass of the slaves he could not know personally; but to the assembled company he spoke a few words, with that quiet dignity which belongs to those who are the heirs of generations of lordly ancestors.
[23] By Hercules.
[24] The right of kissing kinsfolk within the sixth degree.
"This day I assume control of my estate.

All past offences are forgiven.

I remit any punishments, however justly imposed.

To those who are my faithful servants and clients I will prove a kind and reasonable master.


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