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What on earth has he done to make you think so badly of him? asked Xenophon.
What has the man done? He dared to kiss Alcibiades’ son, and the boy is very good-looking and attractive.
Oh, if that is the sort of adventure you mean, I think I might make that venture myself.
Poor fellow!
What on earth has he done to make you think so badly of him? asked Xenophon.
What has the man done? He dared to kiss Alcibiades’ son, and the boy is very good-looking and attractive.
Oh, if that is the sort of adventure you mean, I think I might make that venture myself.
Poor fellow!
Memorabilia. Xenophon. Edgar Carew Marchant (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1923.
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