A Crown of Thorns
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"Kea ktung!"* They all looked inquiringly at the interpreter. He, in turn, bent forward and directed his gaze upon the little girl s feet.
* Foot hurts.
96 A Crown of Thorns.
"By George! Chase, the little one s in torture. Look at her feet. " In an instant Chase was on his knees before the child. Long, skinny fingers clutched at his sleeve, and the priest s broken jargon sounded in his ear.
" No sabe? Foot allee light. Makee him alle same fine lady little-foot looman. " The apostle of Confucius... was startled out of his customary reserve by this menace to one of the most revered prac tices of his country. Chase shook off his hand with a look of savagery, and with tender and dexterous fingers drew off the tiny pointed shoes and flung them to the floor. Through the spicy atmosphere of Eastern perfumes that seemed to exhale from the small maiden a fetid odor was disseminated. Snatch ing a pen-knife from his pocket, the young man severed a broad band of ribbon, tightly bound about the toes, and, removing bandage after bandage, A Crown of Thorns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Kea ktung!"* They all looked inquiringly at the interpreter. He, in turn, bent forward and directed his gaze upon the little girl s feet.
* Foot hurts.
96 A Crown of Thorns.
"By George! Chase, the little one s in torture. Look at her feet. " In an instant Chase was on his knees before the child. Long, skinny fingers clutched at his sleeve, and the priest s broken jargon sounded in his ear.
" No sabe? Foot allee light. Makee him alle same fine lady little-foot looman. " The apostle of Confucius... was startled out of his customary reserve by this menace to one of the most revered prac tices of his country. Chase shook off his hand with a look of savagery, and with tender and dexterous fingers drew off the tiny pointed shoes and flung them to the floor. Through the spicy atmosphere of Eastern perfumes that seemed to exhale from the small maiden a fetid odor was disseminated. Snatch ing a pen-knife from his pocket, the young man severed a broad band of ribbon, tightly bound about the toes, and, removing bandage after bandage, A Crown of Thorns.
What to read after A Crown of Thorns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora Haines Loughead to read onlineMoreLess
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