In a Bengal Backwater
In a Bengal Backwater
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How should we deride the Memsahib ? " " Have a care how thou deride Krishna, " cautioned Ram Lall, as he followed the Memsahib.
" What spakest thou with the son of Romesh, Ram Lall ? " asked Beatrice, as she hurried on.
" Concerning the danger of double-dealingr did I speak with him, " returned Ram Lall darkly.
" Heard I not the name of Krishna ? " pursued the Memsahib.
" Shall anything be hid from the Memsahib ? 5 returned Ram Lall.
cc Is not everything hid from the Memsahib ? ' exclaimed Beat...rice. ' Make these matters plain, Ram Lall. " "Concerning what manner of matters does the Memsahib speak ? : asked Ram Lall cautiously.
ie Saw you not in the garden how Krishna drew upon my hand, and feared to play with his companions ? ' ' asked Beatrice, slowing down her walk, until Ram Lall was but a single pace behind her.
" I saw, " said Ram Lall.
[ 193 ] " Seest thou not how late I come from the house of Surendra, from the side of the mistress ? Behold, even now, at this hour, in that house no cooking- fire burns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How should we deride the Memsahib ? " " Have a care how thou deride Krishna, " cautioned Ram Lall, as he followed the Memsahib.
" What spakest thou with the son of Romesh, Ram Lall ? " asked Beatrice, as she hurried on.
" Concerning the danger of double-dealingr did I speak with him, " returned Ram Lall darkly.
" Heard I not the name of Krishna ? " pursued the Memsahib.
" Shall anything be hid from the Memsahib ? 5 returned Ram Lall.
cc Is not everything hid from the Memsahib ? ' exclaimed Beat...rice. ' Make these matters plain, Ram Lall. " "Concerning what manner of matters does the Memsahib speak ? : asked Ram Lall cautiously.
ie Saw you not in the garden how Krishna drew upon my hand, and feared to play with his companions ? ' ' asked Beatrice, slowing down her walk, until Ram Lall was but a single pace behind her.
" I saw, " said Ram Lall.
[ 193 ] " Seest thou not how late I come from the house of Surendra, from the side of the mistress ? Behold, even now, at this hour, in that house no cooking- fire burns.
What to read after In a Bengal Backwater?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J John Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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