Fruit of the Desert
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Now we are getting at what I wanted to know in the beginning. What do you do with your criminals? It is only fair that you should tell me." Now Izara realized that she had, perhaps, gone too far.
She looked into the sky where the moon was fading out.
The darkness had grown deeper and it was evidently not far from morning. She had placed the maize cakes by her feet during her short colloquy. Now she picked them up and resumed her walk as she said, abruptly : " Izara has spoken enough to the Lanu.... You must leave me now and do not THE PRISON CAVE 87 seek me again. If you should do so you will have no more questions to ask, for you will learn what is done by the Sunnites with those who break the law." He walked firmly by her side, looking into her face in a vain attempt to discover if there were not the least unbending.
He could not but admire the superb curve of her neck as she held her head erect. For a moment he was sure that he shared the reverence of the Sunnites for her whom they wor- shipped as their High Priestess, but, as so often before, this impersonal feeling was instinctively supplanted with an- other which he knew was all entwined with human and most mortal longings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now we are getting at what I wanted to know in the beginning. What do you do with your criminals? It is only fair that you should tell me." Now Izara realized that she had, perhaps, gone too far.
She looked into the sky where the moon was fading out.
The darkness had grown deeper and it was evidently not far from morning. She had placed the maize cakes by her feet during her short colloquy. Now she picked them up and resumed her walk as she said, abruptly : " Izara has spoken enough to the Lanu.... You must leave me now and do not THE PRISON CAVE 87 seek me again. If you should do so you will have no more questions to ask, for you will learn what is done by the Sunnites with those who break the law." He walked firmly by her side, looking into her face in a vain attempt to discover if there were not the least unbending.
He could not but admire the superb curve of her neck as she held her head erect. For a moment he was sure that he shared the reverence of the Sunnites for her whom they wor- shipped as their High Priestess, but, as so often before, this impersonal feeling was instinctively supplanted with an- other which he knew was all entwined with human and most mortal longings.
What to read after Fruit of the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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