Book · Meditations
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Author: Marcus Aurelius
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Then I had a long gossip with my dear mother sitting on the bed.
My conversation was: What do you think my friend Fronto is doing
just now? She said: And what do you think of my friend
Gratia?'[33] My turn now: And what of our little Gratia,[34] the
sparrowkin? After this kind of talk, and an argument as to which
of you loved the other most, the gong sounded, the signal that my
father had gone to the bath. We supped, after ablutions in the
oil-cellar-I mean we supped after ablutions, not after ablutions
in the oil-cellar; and listened with enjoyment to the rustics
gibing. After returning, before turning on my side to snore, I do
my task and give an account of the day to my delightful master,
whom if I could long for a little more, I should not mind growing
a trifle thinner. Farewell, Fronto, wherever you are,
honey-sweet, my darling, my delight. Why do I want you? I can
love you while far away.'
[33] Fronto's wife.
[34] Fronto's daughter
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