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Thanks to the architect's foresight, to Mastor's practised hand, and to the numbers of men employed in the palace who were accustomed to all kinds of service provision was soon made for the night, for Hadrian and his companions.
After Pollux had hurried past this strange party his thoughts reverted to other, and to him far nearer and dearer subjects. But Mastor's anxious looks were not without a cause, for the gentleman who was talking to him was no less a person than Verus, the praetor, who was called by the Alexandrians the sham Eros.
After Pollux had hurried past this strange party his thoughts reverted to other, and to him far nearer and dearer subjects. But Mastor's anxious looks were not without a cause, for the gentleman who was talking to him was no less a person than Verus, the praetor, who was called by the Alexandrians the sham Eros.
They went to Mastor's heart, rousing the memory of his own lost children and a strong desire to comfort his unhappy comrade. "Poor fellow!" he said, compassionately. "Aye, the children! they are so small, and the door into one's heart is so narrow and they dance in at it a thousand times better and more easily than grown-up folks. I, too, have lost dear children, and they were my own, too.
They went to Mastor's heart, rousing the memory of his own lost children and a strong desire to comfort his unhappy comrade. "Poor fellow!" he said, compassionately. "Aye, the children! they are so small, and the door into one's heart is so narrow and they dance in at it a thousand times better and more easily than grown-up folks. I, too, have lost dear children, and they were my own, too.
After Pollux had hurried past this strange party his thoughts reverted to other, and to him far nearer and dearer subjects. But Mastor's anxious looks were not without a cause, for the gentleman who was talking to him was no less a person than Verus, the praetor, who was called by the Alexandrians the sham Eros.
Thanks to the architect's foresight, to Mastor's practised hand, and to the numbers of men employed in the palace who were accustomed to all kinds of service provision was soon made for the night, for Hadrian and his companions.
They went to Mastor's heart, rousing the memory of his own lost children and a strong desire to comfort his unhappy comrade. "Poor fellow!" he said, compassionately. "Aye, the children! they are so small, and the door into one's heart is so narrow and they dance in at it a thousand times better and more easily than grown-up folks. I, too, have lost dear children, and they were my own, too.
Thanks to the architect's foresight, to Mastor's practised hand, and to the numbers of men employed in the palace who were accustomed to all kinds of service provision was soon made for the night, for Hadrian and his companions.
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