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Vergilius

CHAPTER 4
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The Satanic eyes were ever on its foe.

As the beast lay there, twisting and turning, the black fur seemed to wrap it in the gloom of Tartarus, and the fire of the burning lake to shine through its eyes.

While Vergilius stood motionless and alert, a slave hurriedly entered the lion-house and spoke to Antipater.
"The imperator!" whispered the slave.

"He cannot wait; he must see you quickly." "Where ?" "In the palace hall." Antipater hurried away.
The slave-girl went close to the barred arena.
"Young master," said she, in quick and eager words, "the lamps are burning dimmer.

They will go out soon.


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