Blue Lights
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Their case seemed truly desperate to Miles, as he and his comradespassed through the narrow streets, for no pitying eye, but many a frown, was cast on them by the crowds who stopped to gaze and scoff.
What city they had reached they had no means of finding out, beingignorant of Arabic. Indeed, even though they had been able to conversewith their guards, it is probable that these would have refused to holdcommunication with them.
Turning out of what appeared to be a sort of market-place, they we...redriven, rather than conducted, to a whitewashed building, into whichthey entered through a low strong door, studded with large iron-headednails. As they entered a dark passage, the door was slammed and lockedbehind them. At first, owing to their sudden entrance out of intenselybright day, they seemed to be in profound darkness, but when they becameaccustomed to the dim light, they found that they were in the presenceof several powerful men, who carried long Eastern-like pistols in theirgirdles, and curved naked swords in their hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their case seemed truly desperate to Miles, as he and his comradespassed through the narrow streets, for no pitying eye, but many a frown, was cast on them by the crowds who stopped to gaze and scoff.
What city they had reached they had no means of finding out, beingignorant of Arabic. Indeed, even though they had been able to conversewith their guards, it is probable that these would have refused to holdcommunication with them.
Turning out of what appeared to be a sort of market-place, they we...redriven, rather than conducted, to a whitewashed building, into whichthey entered through a low strong door, studded with large iron-headednails. As they entered a dark passage, the door was slammed and lockedbehind them. At first, owing to their sudden entrance out of intenselybright day, they seemed to be in profound darkness, but when they becameaccustomed to the dim light, they found that they were in the presenceof several powerful men, who carried long Eastern-like pistols in theirgirdles, and curved naked swords in their hands.
What to read after Blue Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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