Galba's overthrower

Usage examples of otho.

She had not paid her father for teaching her to prune olive trees, or P'er Otho to read tombstones.

She had been to Otho a fairy indeed, and he had fallen in love with her by the tiny spring her folk held sacred, the Goddess's breast from which they drank.

The day he met her, Otho had hiked miles in search of game for his father's table, and the water in his leather pouch was warm, stale, and sour.

Even gentle, loving Otho had at last completed his transformation, his rejection of her.

Now Father Otho and several townsmen huddled close, sheltering the embers from wind that swept over the bleak heights, feeding the fire with twigs, stretching their meager fuel, praying they might make it last the endless hours that held away impending dawn, and the return of God to this forsaken place.

He had demanded that P'er Otho take several men and recover Elen's body.

P'er Otho looked sad and amazed, as if she were a spirit from some far past.

Unlikely, yet in that triangle of figures, two large and one small, Otho sensed a common love, a shared loneliness evoked by the elfin-faced child.

When she asked P'er Otho where her mother was, he said, "I don't know.

Before that, she chose to give her maidenhead to the boy Otho, by this very pool.

P'er Otho said goat-legged Pan was Satan's deception, to entrap men, but had it always been so?

Even P'er Otho, who was terrified of Satan, had never actually seen him.

She and Bertrand approached Father Otho for instruction in the mysteries of marriage.

Neither knew what carnal memories Otho cherished, of a time before either of them was conceived, or whose lovely face and small breasts came to mind when he thought his hidden thoughts.

Until then, enjoy what you have—your father and sister and P'er Otho, and .