Mehemet the Kurd, And Other Tales, From Eastern Sources
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He retreated behind the tomb to escape observation, and saw the two men descend, and, taking up their burthen, carry it to the very tomb he had just left.
After a short time the two men reappeared, and, passing so close as almost to touch Said, left the burial-place.
Said re-entered the tomb, and, having struck a Hght, saw that the load which the two men had deposited was a coffin, which lay overturned. The outside of the coffin was stained with blood, and blood seemed to be oozing from beneath... it.
Said stood some time transfixed with horror; his limbs seemed about to fail him, and he turned so pale that he might himself have been taken for some wandering in- habitant of the tomb. What was his horror when the coffiii seemed to move ! He approached it, however, ■ and, urged by curiosity, overcame his fears, and turned it up- wards, removed the Ud, and beheld a beautiful maiden lying in her winding-sheet, the whiteness of which con- trasted strongly with the stains of blood and gore upon it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He retreated behind the tomb to escape observation, and saw the two men descend, and, taking up their burthen, carry it to the very tomb he had just left.
After a short time the two men reappeared, and, passing so close as almost to touch Said, left the burial-place.
Said re-entered the tomb, and, having struck a Hght, saw that the load which the two men had deposited was a coffin, which lay overturned. The outside of the coffin was stained with blood, and blood seemed to be oozing from beneath... it.
Said stood some time transfixed with horror; his limbs seemed about to fail him, and he turned so pale that he might himself have been taken for some wandering in- habitant of the tomb. What was his horror when the coffiii seemed to move ! He approached it, however, ■ and, urged by curiosity, overcame his fears, and turned it up- wards, removed the Ud, and beheld a beautiful maiden lying in her winding-sheet, the whiteness of which con- trasted strongly with the stains of blood and gore upon it.
What to read after Mehemet the Kurd, And Other Tales, From Eastern Sources?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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