Bengali Schooldays
Bengali Schooldays
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She is not of us, and we are poor people. Besides, she is dying, " was the reply.
" How do you know that ? " cried Shanti, with the optimism of inexperience. " Run at least and tell her people about her. " But the women, murmuring that they had their work to do, resumed their quest of freshwater shrimps.
Shanti stamped with vexation, as again the poor sufferer murmured hoarsely : " Water, water ! " Well, if sufficiently conscious to understand, she would not object to receiving water from his h...ands, The medicine had trickled out of the bottle at her side ; Shanti picked it up, ran to the edge of the tank, and filled it with water. Returning, he knelt beside her, made a cup, Indian fashion, of his hand, and holding that to her dry, swollen lips, poured the water into it and so gave her to drink. When the water was finished she lay back exhausted, too weak to answer or even to understand Shanti's enquiries as to her belongings.
Presently her lips moved, and Shanti caught the whispered complaint, " The sun strikes me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is not of us, and we are poor people. Besides, she is dying, " was the reply.
" How do you know that ? " cried Shanti, with the optimism of inexperience. " Run at least and tell her people about her. " But the women, murmuring that they had their work to do, resumed their quest of freshwater shrimps.
Shanti stamped with vexation, as again the poor sufferer murmured hoarsely : " Water, water ! " Well, if sufficiently conscious to understand, she would not object to receiving water from his h...ands, The medicine had trickled out of the bottle at her side ; Shanti picked it up, ran to the edge of the tank, and filled it with water. Returning, he knelt beside her, made a cup, Indian fashion, of his hand, and holding that to her dry, swollen lips, poured the water into it and so gave her to drink. When the water was finished she lay back exhausted, too weak to answer or even to understand Shanti's enquiries as to her belongings.
Presently her lips moved, and Shanti caught the whispered complaint, " The sun strikes me.
What to read after Bengali Schooldays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothea Sibella Batley to read onlineMoreLess
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