A Child of the Orient
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Then I inquired about the goddess of the garden ; but Sitanthy only said that there was no young woman in their house except their halazc.
When I was ready to go, she let me out of the gate, and I started back to my home. I was a little cold. A heavy dew was falling, and my 94 A CHILD OF THE ORIENT nighty was wet, and so was the flimsy pink wrapper. As for my slippers, they became so soaked through that I discarded them in one of the fields.
I meant to return to my bed as quietly as I had come ...out, but on reaching our garden I knew that my escape had been discovered. A light was burning in my bedroom, and other lights were moving to and fro in the house, and there were lanterns in the garden.
I walked up to the nearest lantern. Happily it was in the hands of my father.
To scare him I imitated the croak of a frog.
" Oh, baby ! " he cried. " Oh, baby, where have you been ? ' I confided my whole adventure to him, because of all the elders I have known except my brother, who was one of the immortals of Olympus my father seemed, if not to remember, at least to understand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I inquired about the goddess of the garden ; but Sitanthy only said that there was no young woman in their house except their halazc.
When I was ready to go, she let me out of the gate, and I started back to my home. I was a little cold. A heavy dew was falling, and my 94 A CHILD OF THE ORIENT nighty was wet, and so was the flimsy pink wrapper. As for my slippers, they became so soaked through that I discarded them in one of the fields.
I meant to return to my bed as quietly as I had come ...out, but on reaching our garden I knew that my escape had been discovered. A light was burning in my bedroom, and other lights were moving to and fro in the house, and there were lanterns in the garden.
I walked up to the nearest lantern. Happily it was in the hands of my father.
To scare him I imitated the croak of a frog.
" Oh, baby ! " he cried. " Oh, baby, where have you been ? ' I confided my whole adventure to him, because of all the elders I have known except my brother, who was one of the immortals of Olympus my father seemed, if not to remember, at least to understand.
What to read after A Child of the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Demetra Vaka to read onlineMoreLess
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