Karah Kaplan; Or, the Koordish Chief. a Tale of Persia And Koordistan 1
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The Koord came close to them ; he cast a hasty glance around, and was proceeding in a different direction when Feridoon's horse, hear- ing the trample of one of his species, raised his head, expanded his nostrils and was on the very point of neighing, when his master, quick as thought, plunged his sword up to the very hilt into the animaFs heart, stifling by its OR^ THE KOORDISH CHIEF. 181 death, the sound which would have betrayed them. It was a hard, but necessary sacrifice, for had the neigh... been made and heard, all would have been lost ; as it was, the attention of the Koord who had just passed, seemed to have been attracted by the noise made by the animal's fall, for he stopped and inclined his head as if listening ; at this moment, however, a shout from another quarter caused him to gallop off. No sooner had he gone, than Fe- ridoon supporting Zoraya in his arms, began to retreat from the spot, keeping under cover of the rocks, lest he might be observed from below.
Notwithstanding the danger of his position, and the certain destruction that awaited his being discovered, it may be questioned whe- ther it was one at all objected to by the youth : his arm was encircling the waist of her whom he adored and to whom he had rendered and was rendering an inestimable service, one at 182 KARAH KAPLAN ; least deserving of her gratitude ; and to be the occupier of the thoughts of the Hamadanee maiden, even for a moment, was to Feridoon happiness unknown to any but Orientals, whose blood runs through their veins like so much fire, causing their love to be devotion, their hatred detestation, their wish to revenge an insult almost demoniacal fury ; all their pas- sions are in extremes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Koord came close to them ; he cast a hasty glance around, and was proceeding in a different direction when Feridoon's horse, hear- ing the trample of one of his species, raised his head, expanded his nostrils and was on the very point of neighing, when his master, quick as thought, plunged his sword up to the very hilt into the animaFs heart, stifling by its OR^ THE KOORDISH CHIEF. 181 death, the sound which would have betrayed them. It was a hard, but necessary sacrifice, for had the neigh... been made and heard, all would have been lost ; as it was, the attention of the Koord who had just passed, seemed to have been attracted by the noise made by the animal's fall, for he stopped and inclined his head as if listening ; at this moment, however, a shout from another quarter caused him to gallop off. No sooner had he gone, than Fe- ridoon supporting Zoraya in his arms, began to retreat from the spot, keeping under cover of the rocks, lest he might be observed from below.
Notwithstanding the danger of his position, and the certain destruction that awaited his being discovered, it may be questioned whe- ther it was one at all objected to by the youth : his arm was encircling the waist of her whom he adored and to whom he had rendered and was rendering an inestimable service, one at 182 KARAH KAPLAN ; least deserving of her gratitude ; and to be the occupier of the thoughts of the Hamadanee maiden, even for a moment, was to Feridoon happiness unknown to any but Orientals, whose blood runs through their veins like so much fire, causing their love to be devotion, their hatred detestation, their wish to revenge an insult almost demoniacal fury ; all their pas- sions are in extremes.
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