Ayesha the Maid of Kars
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I have had a tran- sient view of your dulcinea, and those bril- liant eyes of hers, whicli beamed over the hem of her veil, are now before my imagination, whilst her silver-toned voice still thrills in my ears. I would with pleasure have followed your injunctions, and have taken her under my protection ; but, my dear Osmond, recollect that I am no knight-errant, whatever you may be ; and that in this land of harems, of jealousy and yatagans, one might as well break the seventh commandment witho...ut ruinous conse- quences, as attempt to hold converse with a Turkish maiden without some tragical result. The mother of your charmer, during my short visit to her, appeared to be nothing more or less than a skinfull of wickedness. I never saw anything which promised so much beauty as the daughter's eyes, and which possessed so indescribable a charm as her whole man- ner. Trompetta has brought me many a strange report from the Turkish world of vol. III. M 242 AYESHA.
gossip concerning these ladies, which I will not repeat, fearing they might break your heart ; but of this be certain, that you have bought your freedom from the silken chains by which you were bound, at a cheap rate, by the iron chain of misery which has been in- flicted upon you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have had a tran- sient view of your dulcinea, and those bril- liant eyes of hers, whicli beamed over the hem of her veil, are now before my imagination, whilst her silver-toned voice still thrills in my ears. I would with pleasure have followed your injunctions, and have taken her under my protection ; but, my dear Osmond, recollect that I am no knight-errant, whatever you may be ; and that in this land of harems, of jealousy and yatagans, one might as well break the seventh commandment witho...ut ruinous conse- quences, as attempt to hold converse with a Turkish maiden without some tragical result. The mother of your charmer, during my short visit to her, appeared to be nothing more or less than a skinfull of wickedness. I never saw anything which promised so much beauty as the daughter's eyes, and which possessed so indescribable a charm as her whole man- ner. Trompetta has brought me many a strange report from the Turkish world of vol. III. M 242 AYESHA.
gossip concerning these ladies, which I will not repeat, fearing they might break your heart ; but of this be certain, that you have bought your freedom from the silken chains by which you were bound, at a cheap rate, by the iron chain of misery which has been in- flicted upon you.
What to read after Ayesha the Maid of Kars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Justinian Morier to read onlineMoreLess
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