Leila Or, the Siege of Granada, book Ii.
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No, by the Prophet! Thou, by right mycaptive, didst leave thy prison but to head mine armies. And this day, the traitor subject--the secret foe--was the leader of a people who defya king. This night thou comest to me unsought. Thou feelest secure frommy just wrath, even in my palace. Thine insolence blinds and betraysthee. Man, thou art in my power! Ho, there!" As the king spoke, he rose; and, presently, the arcades at the back ofthe pavilion were darkened by long lines of the Ethiopian guard, ...each ofheight which, beside the slight Moorish race, appeared gigantic; stolidand passionless machines, to execute, without thought, the bloodiest orthe slightest caprice of despotism. There they stood; their silverbreastplates and long earrings contrasting their dusky skins; andbearing, over their shoulders, immense clubs studded with brazen nails.
A little advanced from the rest, stood the captain, with the fatalbowstring hanging carelessly on his arm, and his eyes intent to catch theslightest gesture of the king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, by the Prophet! Thou, by right mycaptive, didst leave thy prison but to head mine armies. And this day, the traitor subject--the secret foe--was the leader of a people who defya king. This night thou comest to me unsought. Thou feelest secure frommy just wrath, even in my palace. Thine insolence blinds and betraysthee. Man, thou art in my power! Ho, there!" As the king spoke, he rose; and, presently, the arcades at the back ofthe pavilion were darkened by long lines of the Ethiopian guard, ...each ofheight which, beside the slight Moorish race, appeared gigantic; stolidand passionless machines, to execute, without thought, the bloodiest orthe slightest caprice of despotism. There they stood; their silverbreastplates and long earrings contrasting their dusky skins; andbearing, over their shoulders, immense clubs studded with brazen nails.
A little advanced from the rest, stood the captain, with the fatalbowstring hanging carelessly on his arm, and his eyes intent to catch theslightest gesture of the king.
What to read after Leila Or, the Siege of Granada, book Ii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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