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* * * * One hundred and fifty years ago, in that re- gion of Kathiawad where the salt of the sea bites white through the soil, and the hot, tree- less plain stretches flat under the vertical sun till it loses itself in the haze of many mirages, ruled the Jhala Chief Ramsingji. Cruel he was and mean, driving forth the beggar with bitter words, hating the priest and the singer, savage and grasping in the winter season when the grain of the fields was brought by the tenants to be weighed and divid...ed in equal shares on the great threshing-floor. In the n6 On Thy Head house he had two wives, but of the two mar- riages had been born but one son, Ranjitsingji, a stripling of eighteen years.
One morning when the chief had ridden forth to note how the crops came up and count how much could be squeezed from the cultivators, there came timidly on his little pony into the courtyard of the palace the " purohit, " or family priest. The last time he had come to the house the chief had cast him forth with contumely, and forbidden him ever again to come crying for alms to his doors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * One hundred and fifty years ago, in that re- gion of Kathiawad where the salt of the sea bites white through the soil, and the hot, tree- less plain stretches flat under the vertical sun till it loses itself in the haze of many mirages, ruled the Jhala Chief Ramsingji. Cruel he was and mean, driving forth the beggar with bitter words, hating the priest and the singer, savage and grasping in the winter season when the grain of the fields was brought by the tenants to be weighed and divid...ed in equal shares on the great threshing-floor. In the n6 On Thy Head house he had two wives, but of the two mar- riages had been born but one son, Ranjitsingji, a stripling of eighteen years.
One morning when the chief had ridden forth to note how the crops came up and count how much could be squeezed from the cultivators, there came timidly on his little pony into the courtyard of the palace the " purohit, " or family priest. The last time he had come to the house the chief had cast him forth with contumely, and forbidden him ever again to come crying for alms to his doors.
What to read after Indian Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otto Rothfield to read onlineMoreLess
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