Titus made room for Levin, and Levin followed him.

Come along, Titus we'll get it clear in no time!'

Titus whetted his own and Levin's, and they began mowing again.

In June 71, Titus returned triumphant from the war in Judaea.

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Titus swung his scythe, swing after swing, without stopping and without getting tired.

'Now then, lads! Keep going!' said Titus, starting off ahead almost at a trot.

He had an older sister, Domitilla the Younger, and brother, also named Titus Flavius Vespasianus.

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He swung his scythe, feeling almost at the last gasp, and made up his mind to ask Titus to stop.

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'I will try not to lag behind,' he said, taking his place behind Titus and waiting his turn to fall in.

They came to softer grass, and Levin, who was listening without replying, followed Titus and tried to mow as well as possible.

But just at that moment Titus stopped of his own accord, stooped, took up some grass and wiped his scythe with it.

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'It's ready, master! Like a razor, it will mow of itself,' said Titus, taking off his cap and smiling as he handed the scythe.

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Levin dismounted and, tethering his horse by the roadside, went up to Titus, who fetched another scythe from behind a bush and gave it to Levin.

He finished a swath and was about to start another when Titus paused and went up to the old man, and both looked at the sun.

While working he sometimes forgot for some minutes what he was about, and felt quite at ease then his mowing was nearly as even as that of Titus.

As Levin was aware, Titus had been mowing this swath with special rapidity, probably to put his master to the test, and it chanced to be a very long one.

'And please send my scythe to Titus to be sharpened, and have it taken to the meadow to morrow I may go mowing myself,' he said, trying to overcome his confusion.

Levin followed, trying not to lag behind, but it became harder and harder until at last the moment came when he felt he had no strength left, and then Titus again stopped and began whetting his scythe.

When they had gone some hundred steps Titus was still going on without pausing, showing no signs of fatigue, while Levin was already beginning to fear he would not be able to keep up, he felt so tired.

Levin handed his scythe to Titus and with the peasants, who were going to fetch the bread that lay with their coats, went across the swaths of the long mown portion of the meadow, slightly sprinkled with rain.

He heard only the swishing of the scythes and saw only the receding figure of Titus, the convex half circle of the mown piece before him, and the grasses and heads of flowers falling in waves about the blade of his scythe, and in the background the end of the swath where he would rest.

Old Ermil, wearing a very long white shirt Russian peasants wear their shirts outside their trousers, like smocks. was swinging his scythe, with his back bent young Vaska, who had been in Levin's service as coachman, and who at each swing of his scythe cut the grass the whole width of his swath and Titus, Levin's mowing master, a thin little peasant, who went along without stopping, mowing his wide swath as if in play.