Enchanted India
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He wore no jewels but priceless diamond buckles in his shoes. As I had lingered long in the morning at a jeweller's shop, the prince wished to show me his possessions. Servants, as solemn as gaolers, brought in many trays covered 82 PALITANA with enormous emeralds cut into beads and strung on white cords, necklaces of pear-shaped pearls threaded on almost invisible silk. And then, from among the goldsmith's work, modelled into im- possible flowers and chimeras twisted to make heavy anklets, fro...m among coat - buttons, rings and sword-guards sparkling with diamonds, the Eajah took up a costly snuff-box and begged me keep it as a remembrance.
The elephant of ceremony, covered with a velvet cloth embroidered with gold, on which was placed a massive silver howdah edged with gold, was in wait- ing to take me for a ride. Eound the beast's neck hung a huge necklace of balls as large as apples and long pendants from his ears, all of silver, tinkling as he moved and glittering in the sun. The mahout rested a ladder against the elephant's head for me to mount by, and we set out, following the Eajah and escorted by sowars, to the very modern tennis club of Palitana.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wore no jewels but priceless diamond buckles in his shoes. As I had lingered long in the morning at a jeweller's shop, the prince wished to show me his possessions. Servants, as solemn as gaolers, brought in many trays covered 82 PALITANA with enormous emeralds cut into beads and strung on white cords, necklaces of pear-shaped pearls threaded on almost invisible silk. And then, from among the goldsmith's work, modelled into im- possible flowers and chimeras twisted to make heavy anklets, fro...m among coat - buttons, rings and sword-guards sparkling with diamonds, the Eajah took up a costly snuff-box and begged me keep it as a remembrance.
The elephant of ceremony, covered with a velvet cloth embroidered with gold, on which was placed a massive silver howdah edged with gold, was in wait- ing to take me for a ride. Eound the beast's neck hung a huge necklace of balls as large as apples and long pendants from his ears, all of silver, tinkling as he moved and glittering in the sun. The mahout rested a ladder against the elephant's head for me to mount by, and we set out, following the Eajah and escorted by sowars, to the very modern tennis club of Palitana.
What to read after Enchanted India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karageorgevitch, Bojidar, Prince, 1861- to read onlineMoreLess
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