Dust of the Desert
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The spell of the weird had Grant bound. The rational in him trjed to prompt that all this was but a shrewd application of the new psychological method of crime detec- tion as utilized by primitive peoples before ever the science of the mind was thought of; [206] THE ORDEAL but his imagination strained to hear the crow- ing of the cock when the finger of guilt was laid upon the iron shell. Mutter of the drums, shuffle of dancing feet, guttural calls and im- precations: these things had swept awa...y all prim gauds and dressings of a mind counting itself superior and he was swept back to kin- ship with the wild, its children. Again the des- ert moved to bring him under its subjection.
"Lookit that fellah!" It was Bim who gripped Grant's arm and pointed to the ad- vancing line. One of the younger bucks had dodged out of his place and fallen back three numbers.
On came the men facing trial by ordeal. Now and again the imprisoned cock thrust his head out with snake-like darting, and the indi- vidual who was poised over the kettle hic- coughed fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The spell of the weird had Grant bound. The rational in him trjed to prompt that all this was but a shrewd application of the new psychological method of crime detec- tion as utilized by primitive peoples before ever the science of the mind was thought of; [206] THE ORDEAL but his imagination strained to hear the crow- ing of the cock when the finger of guilt was laid upon the iron shell. Mutter of the drums, shuffle of dancing feet, guttural calls and im- precations: these things had swept awa...y all prim gauds and dressings of a mind counting itself superior and he was swept back to kin- ship with the wild, its children. Again the des- ert moved to bring him under its subjection.
"Lookit that fellah!" It was Bim who gripped Grant's arm and pointed to the ad- vancing line. One of the younger bucks had dodged out of his place and fallen back three numbers.
On came the men facing trial by ordeal. Now and again the imprisoned cock thrust his head out with snake-like darting, and the indi- vidual who was poised over the kettle hic- coughed fear.
What to read after Dust of the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Welles Ritchie to read onlineMoreLess
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