Allan Quatermain: Being An Account of His Further Adventures And Discoveries ...
Allan Quatermain: Being An Account of His Further Adventures And Discoveries ...
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' • It is the Lord Macumazahn, and with him is his dog, his black dog. Open ! open ! I bring tidings.' The great gates ran back on their rollers, and the draw- bridge fell with a rattling crash, and we dashed on through the one and over the other.
' What news, my lord, what news ? ' cried the guard.
' Incubu rolls Sorais back, as the wind a cloud,' I answered, and was gone.
One more effort, gallant horse, and yet more gallant man !
So, fall not now, Daylight, and hold thy life in thee for fifte...en short minutes more, old Zulu war-dog, and ye shall both live for ever in the annals of the land.
On, clattering through the sleeping streets. We are passing the Flower Temple now — one mile more, only one little mile — hold on, keep your life in ye, see the houses run past of themselves. 'Up, good horse, up, there— but fifty yards now. Ah ! you see your stables and stagger on gallantly.
' Thank God, the palace at last ! ' and see, the first arrows of the dawn are striking on the temple's golden dome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' • It is the Lord Macumazahn, and with him is his dog, his black dog. Open ! open ! I bring tidings.' The great gates ran back on their rollers, and the draw- bridge fell with a rattling crash, and we dashed on through the one and over the other.
' What news, my lord, what news ? ' cried the guard.
' Incubu rolls Sorais back, as the wind a cloud,' I answered, and was gone.
One more effort, gallant horse, and yet more gallant man !
So, fall not now, Daylight, and hold thy life in thee for fifte...en short minutes more, old Zulu war-dog, and ye shall both live for ever in the annals of the land.
On, clattering through the sleeping streets. We are passing the Flower Temple now — one mile more, only one little mile — hold on, keep your life in ye, see the houses run past of themselves. 'Up, good horse, up, there— but fifty yards now. Ah ! you see your stables and stagger on gallantly.
' Thank God, the palace at last ! ' and see, the first arrows of the dawn are striking on the temple's golden dome.
What to read after Allan Quatermain: Being An Account of His Further Adventures And Discoveries ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Rider Haggard, Charles H. M. Kerr, Andrew Lang to read onlineMoreLess
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