Burning Sands
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He was not altogether sorry that events had taken their present course ; for it seemed to him that this tem- porary disunion would have a salutary effect on his daughter's character. He could see clearly the faults of which Daniel complained ; and he could not help thinking that this forceful show of disgust on her lover's part would be instrumental in arousing her to the more serious things of life. It would be a lesson to her which would serve to fit her to be the wife of a man of genuine sin...cerity.
Moreover, in the case of Daniel, his sudden return to El Hamran, with his heart left behind him here at the Residenc} 7 , would probably dispel, once and for all, that haunting dream of his desert paradise which otherwise would always cause him to be restless in Cairo. This time, if he were made of flesh and blood, he would find the desert intolerable, and in a few weeks he would prob- ably be lured back to civilization by the call of his manhood.
That Daniel should marry Muriel, and take up his 262 BURNING SANDS permanent position at the Residency, was his most ar- dent hope; and as the present events had occurred he had fitted them each into place in his growing plan of action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was not altogether sorry that events had taken their present course ; for it seemed to him that this tem- porary disunion would have a salutary effect on his daughter's character. He could see clearly the faults of which Daniel complained ; and he could not help thinking that this forceful show of disgust on her lover's part would be instrumental in arousing her to the more serious things of life. It would be a lesson to her which would serve to fit her to be the wife of a man of genuine sin...cerity.
Moreover, in the case of Daniel, his sudden return to El Hamran, with his heart left behind him here at the Residenc} 7 , would probably dispel, once and for all, that haunting dream of his desert paradise which otherwise would always cause him to be restless in Cairo. This time, if he were made of flesh and blood, he would find the desert intolerable, and in a few weeks he would prob- ably be lured back to civilization by the call of his manhood.
That Daniel should marry Muriel, and take up his 262 BURNING SANDS permanent position at the Residency, was his most ar- dent hope; and as the present events had occurred he had fitted them each into place in his growing plan of action.
What to read after Burning Sands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Edward Pearse Brome Weigall to read onlineMoreLess
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