In the Track of the Troops
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"Sit down, " he said sternly.
Lancey obeyed.
"Light your cigarette. " There was a tone of authority in the Pasha's voice which Lancey did notdare to resist. He lighted the cigarette.
"Look me in the _face_, " said the Pasha suddenly, turning his piercinggrey eyes full on him guest.
Supposing that this was a prelude to an expression of doubt as to hishonesty, Lancey did look the Pasha full in the face, and returned hisstare with interest.
"Do you see this cut over the bridge of my nose?" demande...d the Pasha.
Lancey saw it, and admitted that it must have been a bad one.
"And do you see the light that is blazing in these two eyes?" he added, pointing to his own glowing orbs with a touch of excitement.
Lancey admitted that he saw the light, and began to suspect that thePasha was mad. At the same time he was struck by the sudden and verygreat improvement in his friend's English.
"But for _you_, " continued the Pasha, partly raising himself, "that cuthad never been, and the light of those eyes would now be quenched indeath!" The Pasha looked at his guest more fixedly than ever, and Lancey, nowfeeling convinced of his entertainer's madness, began to think uneasilyof the best way to humour him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Sit down, " he said sternly.
Lancey obeyed.
"Light your cigarette. " There was a tone of authority in the Pasha's voice which Lancey did notdare to resist. He lighted the cigarette.
"Look me in the _face_, " said the Pasha suddenly, turning his piercinggrey eyes full on him guest.
Supposing that this was a prelude to an expression of doubt as to hishonesty, Lancey did look the Pasha full in the face, and returned hisstare with interest.
"Do you see this cut over the bridge of my nose?" demande...d the Pasha.
Lancey saw it, and admitted that it must have been a bad one.
"And do you see the light that is blazing in these two eyes?" he added, pointing to his own glowing orbs with a touch of excitement.
Lancey admitted that he saw the light, and began to suspect that thePasha was mad. At the same time he was struck by the sudden and verygreat improvement in his friend's English.
"But for _you_, " continued the Pasha, partly raising himself, "that cuthad never been, and the light of those eyes would now be quenched indeath!" The Pasha looked at his guest more fixedly than ever, and Lancey, nowfeeling convinced of his entertainer's madness, began to think uneasilyof the best way to humour him.
What to read after In the Track of the Troops?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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