In Persias Golden Days
In Persias Golden Days
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Below this the loose drawers or trousers that came down to the foot were protected from thorns by long buskins of softly tanned skins, which also served to keep the leg from being chafed by the saddle. The sole of the foot, which the end of the buskin covered, was clothed with a thick leather sandal, and held in broad, shovel-shaped stirrups, the inner side of which was sharpened so A STRANGE PICNIC. 85 as in case of need to take the place of the modern spur. This, however, the willing and stur...dy animals that bore their light mistresses with ease and seeming pride but rarely required the use of; a word or a shake of the rein always sufficed to sharpen them into immediate activity.
At the frontier Sheereen herself, for it was she who led the band, standing on foot before the queen's litter, offered on a small platter bread and salt, accord- ing to the custom of the country, in token of submission and good-will. Irene touched and tasted them by way of acceptance, whilst at a gesture from their leader's hand Sheereen's band passed half in front and half in rear of the litter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Below this the loose drawers or trousers that came down to the foot were protected from thorns by long buskins of softly tanned skins, which also served to keep the leg from being chafed by the saddle. The sole of the foot, which the end of the buskin covered, was clothed with a thick leather sandal, and held in broad, shovel-shaped stirrups, the inner side of which was sharpened so A STRANGE PICNIC. 85 as in case of need to take the place of the modern spur. This, however, the willing and stur...dy animals that bore their light mistresses with ease and seeming pride but rarely required the use of; a word or a shake of the rein always sufficed to sharpen them into immediate activity.
At the frontier Sheereen herself, for it was she who led the band, standing on foot before the queen's litter, offered on a small platter bread and salt, accord- ing to the custom of the country, in token of submission and good-will. Irene touched and tasted them by way of acceptance, whilst at a gesture from their leader's hand Sheereen's band passed half in front and half in rear of the litter.
What to read after In Persias Golden Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffiths, Robert Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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