Arabesques Monar Apollyona Domitia Ombra
Arabesques Monar Apollyona Domitia Ombra
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" Sardanapalus entreated to know her wish ; and she said to him, " O king ! know that I am bound by an oath to spin a certain number of skeins every night. Should the morning dawn ere I had fulfilled my appointed task, my beauty would wither away and my frame shrivel and be consumed like a green bough cast into a fiery furnace.
" At this, Sardanapalus sprang hastily from the couch whereon he had been reclining, and ordered the wheel of the Fate Amryta to be forthwith brought from the treasury. ...The wheel was of carven crystal, and there was a tradition that whatever was spun upon it would turn into threads of gold ; but so stubborn was it that none within the memory of man had been able to turn it.
" The wheel was brought. When the Woman saw it, she smiled, and ran her fingers over it.
" It is as I left it, she said below her breath. But the sound was lost in the humming of the wheel ; for, to the wonder of all around, she turned it with the slightest motion of her hand, and the silk they brought her she span into threads of gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sardanapalus entreated to know her wish ; and she said to him, " O king ! know that I am bound by an oath to spin a certain number of skeins every night. Should the morning dawn ere I had fulfilled my appointed task, my beauty would wither away and my frame shrivel and be consumed like a green bough cast into a fiery furnace.
" At this, Sardanapalus sprang hastily from the couch whereon he had been reclining, and ordered the wheel of the Fate Amryta to be forthwith brought from the treasury. ...The wheel was of carven crystal, and there was a tradition that whatever was spun upon it would turn into threads of gold ; but so stubborn was it that none within the memory of man had been able to turn it.
" The wheel was brought. When the Woman saw it, she smiled, and ran her fingers over it.
" It is as I left it, she said below her breath. But the sound was lost in the humming of the wheel ; for, to the wonder of all around, she turned it with the slightest motion of her hand, and the silk they brought her she span into threads of gold.
What to read after Arabesques Monar Apollyona Domitia Ombra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard S Greenough to read onlineMoreLess
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