[Vergilius by Irving Bacheller]@TWC D-Link bookVergilius CHAPTER 13 4/9
His great body, in its prime, must have been like that of Achilles. "Stand where you are, son of Varro," said the king, as he moved nervously.
His broad shoulders were beginning to bend a little under their burden of trouble and disease.
The harrow of pain and passion had roughened his face with wrinkles.
His manner was alert and watchful. "Have you seen my son ?" he inquired, quickly. "Yes, great sire, and he was well." "And is he not comely ?" "Ay, and brave with his lance." "And a born king," said Herod.
"I have fixed my heart upon him.
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