[Vergilius by Irving Bacheller]@TWC D-Link bookVergilius CHAPTER 25 21/26
"I forgive you." He struck his sword deep in the earth.
"Henceforth it shall be for a ploughshare," he added. The assessor bowed low, kissing the hand of Vergilius, who quickly mounted horse. Then said the latter, turning to his followers: "Come, let us make haste.
Before the gold is shining in the great lantern of Shushan.
I must be on my way to the sea." "On your way to the sea!" said his friend. As he answered, the voice of Vergilius had a note of longing and beloved memories: "Yes, for the day is come when I return to the city of Caesar.
Nothing shall separate me longer from my beloved.
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