“He was all right,’ he said, after reflection. ‘Though I didn’t hear him offer to have a coin stamped like the others. Promises are all very well, mistress, but a silver coin buys you a good meal and a jug.’ Alexandria frowned for a moment, then snapped open the heavy bangle she wore on her wrist, sliding a denarius out in her hand. She gave it to Teddus and he accepted it, raising his eyebrows. ‘What’s that for?’ he said. ‘You spend it,’ she replied. ‘When it’s gone and you’re hungry again, Caesar will still be there.”
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