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In reply to Her in his present abode, the slave reported that he was at liberty to ed to share Ledscha's lodgings He lacked nothing, for the Biaereat value that they would suffice to support him several years As for himself, she had supplied hi expenses

Myrtilus aiting his return in a city prospering under a rich and wise regent, and sent whole cargoes of affectionate remembrances The sculptor, too, was firmly resolved to keep the oath imposed upon him

As soon as he, Bias, had performed the commission intrusted to him, he and Myrtilus would be released from their vow, and Hermon would learn his friend's residence