Letters of Marque
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So he walked, and walked, and walked, till he 116 Letters of Marque disappeared on tfie stone-strewn plains, and the Englishman was left alone with Gerowlia aged fifty-one. She had been tied by the chain on her near hind-leg to a pillar of the verandah; but the string was moonj string only, and more an emblem of authority than a means of restraint.
When she had thoroughly exhausted all the re- sources of the country within range of her trtmk, she ate up the string and began to in- vestigate the... verandah. There was more moonj string, and she ate it all, while the mistri who was repairing the dak-bimgalow cursed her and her ancestry from afar. About this time the Englishman was roused to a knowledge of the business, for Gerowlia, having exhausted the string, tried to come into the verandah. She had, most unwisely, been pampered with bis- cuits an hour before. The mistri stood on an outcrop of rock and said angrily : — " See what damage yoiir Tiathi has done, Sahib !" " 'Tisn't my Tiathi" said the Sahib plaintively.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So he walked, and walked, and walked, till he 116 Letters of Marque disappeared on tfie stone-strewn plains, and the Englishman was left alone with Gerowlia aged fifty-one. She had been tied by the chain on her near hind-leg to a pillar of the verandah; but the string was moonj string only, and more an emblem of authority than a means of restraint.
When she had thoroughly exhausted all the re- sources of the country within range of her trtmk, she ate up the string and began to in- vestigate the... verandah. There was more moonj string, and she ate it all, while the mistri who was repairing the dak-bimgalow cursed her and her ancestry from afar. About this time the Englishman was roused to a knowledge of the business, for Gerowlia, having exhausted the string, tried to come into the verandah. She had, most unwisely, been pampered with bis- cuits an hour before. The mistri stood on an outcrop of rock and said angrily : — " See what damage yoiir Tiathi has done, Sahib !" " 'Tisn't my Tiathi" said the Sahib plaintively.
What to read after Letters of Marque?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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