Egypt (La Mort De Philae)
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Tottering cupolas show usirreparable cracks; the halves of broken arches are outlined to-nightin shadow against the mother-of-pearl light of the sky, and debris ofsculptured stones are strewn about. But nevertheless these tombs, that are well-nigh accursed, still stir in us a vague sense ofalarm--particularly those in the distance, which rise up likesilhouettes of misshapen giants in enormous hats--dark on the whitesheet of sand--and stand there in groups, or scattered in confusion, atthe entra...nce to the vast empty regions beyond.
***** We had chosen a time when the light was doubtful in order that we mightavoid the tourists, but as we approach the funeral dwelling of SultanBarkuk, the assassin, we see, issuing from it, a whole band, some twentyin a line, who emerge from the darkness of the abandoned walls, eachtrotting on his little donkey and each followed by the inevitableBedouin driver, who taps with his stick upon the rump of the beast. Theyare returning to Cairo, their visit ended, and exchange in a loud voice, from one ass to another, more or less inept impressions in variousEuropean languages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tottering cupolas show usirreparable cracks; the halves of broken arches are outlined to-nightin shadow against the mother-of-pearl light of the sky, and debris ofsculptured stones are strewn about. But nevertheless these tombs, that are well-nigh accursed, still stir in us a vague sense ofalarm--particularly those in the distance, which rise up likesilhouettes of misshapen giants in enormous hats--dark on the whitesheet of sand--and stand there in groups, or scattered in confusion, atthe entra...nce to the vast empty regions beyond.
***** We had chosen a time when the light was doubtful in order that we mightavoid the tourists, but as we approach the funeral dwelling of SultanBarkuk, the assassin, we see, issuing from it, a whole band, some twentyin a line, who emerge from the darkness of the abandoned walls, eachtrotting on his little donkey and each followed by the inevitableBedouin driver, who taps with his stick upon the rump of the beast. Theyare returning to Cairo, their visit ended, and exchange in a loud voice, from one ass to another, more or less inept impressions in variousEuropean languages.
What to read after Egypt (La Mort De Philae)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loti, Pierre, 1850-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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