Bella Donna
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Now andthen she had seen him casually, but till to-day she had never looked athim carefully, with woman's eyes that discern and appraise.
Hamza was of a perfectly different type from Ibrahim's. He wasexcessively slight, almost fragile, with little bones, delicate handsand feet, small shoulders, a narrow head, and a face that was like theface of a beautiful bronze, grave, still, enigmatic, almost inhuman inits complete repose and watchfulness--a face that seemed to take all andto give absolutely... nothing. As Mrs. Armine looked at him she rememberedthe descriptive phrase that set him apart from all the people of Luxor. He was "the praying donkey-boy. " Why had Ibrahim engaged him for their expedition to-day? She had neverhad him in her service before.
In a low voice she asked Ibrahim the question.
"He is a very good donkey-boy, but he is not for my lord Arminigel. " Mrs. Armine wondered why, but she asked nothing more. To-day she feltherself in the hands of Egypt, and of Egypt Ibrahim and Hamza were part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now andthen she had seen him casually, but till to-day she had never looked athim carefully, with woman's eyes that discern and appraise.
Hamza was of a perfectly different type from Ibrahim's. He wasexcessively slight, almost fragile, with little bones, delicate handsand feet, small shoulders, a narrow head, and a face that was like theface of a beautiful bronze, grave, still, enigmatic, almost inhuman inits complete repose and watchfulness--a face that seemed to take all andto give absolutely... nothing. As Mrs. Armine looked at him she rememberedthe descriptive phrase that set him apart from all the people of Luxor. He was "the praying donkey-boy. " Why had Ibrahim engaged him for their expedition to-day? She had neverhad him in her service before.
In a low voice she asked Ibrahim the question.
"He is a very good donkey-boy, but he is not for my lord Arminigel. " Mrs. Armine wondered why, but she asked nothing more. To-day she feltherself in the hands of Egypt, and of Egypt Ibrahim and Hamza were part.
What to read after Bella Donna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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