If I Were the King
If I Were the King
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"And then I understood, "The poor beasts were curbed up till every muscle in their shining necks stood out like knotted whips. The flies were buzzing round their ears and noses. Some had settled on that tender part close to their lips which feels so soft that I love to get old Kildare to 38 nibble at me in his stall so that I can feel it. It's just like the very best velvet, like the dress She wears sometimes, and which I always press close against whenever I get a chance 'You do love the feel ...of panne, Caesar, don't you?' She'll say when I'm afraid of creasing it.
"Well, would you believe it, those poor things could hardly move their heads an inch with- out agony, yet they flung them up and down and rocked them to and fro to try and get rid of the flies, and actually stamped 39 holes in the pavement in the hope they'd crush a fly or two, while the fat old coachman didn't seem to notice or care* Their tongues were beginning to loll out between their teeth, there was froth round their mouths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And then I understood, "The poor beasts were curbed up till every muscle in their shining necks stood out like knotted whips. The flies were buzzing round their ears and noses. Some had settled on that tender part close to their lips which feels so soft that I love to get old Kildare to 38 nibble at me in his stall so that I can feel it. It's just like the very best velvet, like the dress She wears sometimes, and which I always press close against whenever I get a chance 'You do love the feel ...of panne, Caesar, don't you?' She'll say when I'm afraid of creasing it.
"Well, would you believe it, those poor things could hardly move their heads an inch with- out agony, yet they flung them up and down and rocked them to and fro to try and get rid of the flies, and actually stamped 39 holes in the pavement in the hope they'd crush a fly or two, while the fat old coachman didn't seem to notice or care* Their tongues were beginning to loll out between their teeth, there was froth round their mouths.
What to read after If I Were the King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wheres Master Author of to read onlineMoreLess
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