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father's back. Then what should that little beast do but set up a terrific yowl: *Oh, father, I want to go back to Peru-u-u-sia.' That gave the show away. Two soldiers came out of a tavern and called after us. We dodged into a dark doorway to let them pass. But Tiberius went on yowling, *I want to go back to Peru-u-u-sia.' I said, 'Kill him! Kill the brail It's our only hope.' But my husband was a tender-hearted fool and refused. It was only by the merest chance we escaped."
Tiberius, who had stopped to hear the end of the story, dug his spurs into his cob and clattered off in a fury. They never saw each other again.
Livia's warning about fish was only intended to make him uncomfortable, to make him think that she had his fishermen or his cooks in her pay. She knew Tiberius's fondness for barbel, and that he would now have a constant conflict between his appetite and his fear of assassination.