In the Permanent Way
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'Twill be Bairrmpore likely, since Huriiana has gone past. Wdh ! it is a show — a rare show ! " So down the watered road, planted out in miser- AT THE GREAT DURBAR 127 able attempts at decoration with barbers' poles un- worthy of a slum in the East End, came a bevy of Australian horses, wedged at a trot between liuge kettledrums, which were being whacked bar- barically by men who rose in their stirrups with the conscientious precision of a newly imported competition-?(^a//(xA. Then more Austral...ian horses a«min in an orfeverie barouche lined with silver, where, despite the glow of colour, the blinding flash of diamonds in an Indian sun, despite even the dull wheat-green glitter of the huge emerald tiara about the turban, the eye forgot these things, to fix itself upon the face which owned them all; a face haggard, sodden, superlatively handsome even in its soddenness ; indifferent, but with an odd con- sciousness of the English boy who — dressed as for a flower show — sat silently beside his charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Twill be Bairrmpore likely, since Huriiana has gone past. Wdh ! it is a show — a rare show ! " So down the watered road, planted out in miser- AT THE GREAT DURBAR 127 able attempts at decoration with barbers' poles un- worthy of a slum in the East End, came a bevy of Australian horses, wedged at a trot between liuge kettledrums, which were being whacked bar- barically by men who rose in their stirrups with the conscientious precision of a newly imported competition-?(^a//(xA. Then more Austral...ian horses a«min in an orfeverie barouche lined with silver, where, despite the glow of colour, the blinding flash of diamonds in an Indian sun, despite even the dull wheat-green glitter of the huge emerald tiara about the turban, the eye forgot these things, to fix itself upon the face which owned them all; a face haggard, sodden, superlatively handsome even in its soddenness ; indifferent, but with an odd con- sciousness of the English boy who — dressed as for a flower show — sat silently beside his charge.
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