[Quo Vadis by Henryk Sienkiewicz]@TWC D-Link bookQuo Vadis CHAPTER III 7/7
"May Fortune be bountiful to thee." "Be patient." "Whither hast thou given command to bear us ?" "To Chrysothemis." "Thou art happy in possessing her whom thou lovest." "I? Dost thou know what amuses me yet in Chrysothemis? This, that she is false to me with my freedman Theokles, and thinks that I do not notice it.
Once I loved her, but now she amuses me with her lying and stupidity.
Come with me to her.
Should she begin to flirt with thee, and write letters on the table with her fingers steeped in wine, know that I shall not be jealous." And he gave command to bear them both to Chrysothemis. But in the entrance Petronius put his hand on Vinicius's shoulder, and said,--"Wait; it seems to me that I have discovered a plan." "May all the gods reward thee!" "I have it! I judge that this plan is infallible.
Knowest what, Marcus ?" "I listen to thee, my wisdom." "Well, in a few days the divine Lygia will partake of Demeter's grain in thy house." "Thou art greater than Caesar!" exclaimed Vinicius with enthusiasm..
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