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Chapter 363
Chapter 10 Of the Trouble of Cleopatra; Of Her Oath to Harmachi; And of the Telling By Harmachis to Cleopatra of the Secret of the Treasure That Lay Beneath the Mass of "Her"That same night Cleopatra summoned me to her private chamber. I went, and found her much troubled in mind; never before had I seen her so deeply moved. She was alone, and, like some trapped lioness, walked to and fro across the marble floor, while thought chased thought across her mind, each, as clouds scudding over the sea, for a moment casting its shadow in her deep eyes. "So thou art come, Harmachis," she said, resting for a while, as she took my hand. "Counsel me, for never did I need counsel more. Oh, what days have the Gods measured out to me—days restless as the ocean! I have known no peace from childhood up,
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