King John of Jingalo
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Someyears ago the heir to the English throne--the one who died young--wentout to India. One day he was holding a durbar of Indian chiefs, and theywith their retinues stood drawn up in parade ready to offer homage as hepassed along their ranks. Opposite was a great crowd of natives watchingthe spectacle, and at a certain point in that crowd stood, as a mereonlooker, one whom Britain had defeated and driven into exile, the oldAmeer of Afghanistan. Just before he rode down the Prince heard of it, ...and had the man pointed out to him; and when he came there he wheeledhis horse about and gave the full royal salute. And through all thatgreat multitude went a thrill because the kingly thing had been done, and all had seen it. " Tears glistened in her eyes as she spoke. "He was rather a dull youngman, " she went on, "so one has been told, but that was better thanbrains, for that was the touch of human kindness done in the grandmanner which royalty makes possible, and ought to make natural--donewith a pride which has its place beside the humility of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Someyears ago the heir to the English throne--the one who died young--wentout to India. One day he was holding a durbar of Indian chiefs, and theywith their retinues stood drawn up in parade ready to offer homage as hepassed along their ranks. Opposite was a great crowd of natives watchingthe spectacle, and at a certain point in that crowd stood, as a mereonlooker, one whom Britain had defeated and driven into exile, the oldAmeer of Afghanistan. Just before he rode down the Prince heard of it, ...and had the man pointed out to him; and when he came there he wheeledhis horse about and gave the full royal salute. And through all thatgreat multitude went a thrill because the kingly thing had been done, and all had seen it. " Tears glistened in her eyes as she spoke. "He was rather a dull youngman, " she went on, "so one has been told, but that was better thanbrains, for that was the touch of human kindness done in the grandmanner which royalty makes possible, and ought to make natural--donewith a pride which has its place beside the humility of St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Housman Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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