Morning Star
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" Now when the soldiers heard these dreadful words, one by one they turnedand crept down the stairs, till at last there were left upon the pylonroof only the Queen, Asti crouching at her feet, and the monstrous Abi, her uncle.
He looked at her, and thrice he tried to speak but failed, for the wordschoked in his throat. A fourth time he tried, and they came hoarsely: "Take off your curse, O mighty Queen, " he said, "and I will let you go. I am old, to-night all my lawful sons are dead; take off ...your curse, leave me in my Government, and though I desire you more than the throneof Egypt, O Beautiful, still I will let you go. " "Nay, " answered the Queen, "I cannot if I would. It is not I who spoke, but a Spirit in my mouth. Do your worst, O son of Set. The curse remainsupon you. " Now Abi shook in the fury of his fear, and answered: "So be it, Star of Amen, having nothing more to dread I will do myworst. Pharaoh my enemy is dead, and you, his daughter, shall be my wifeof your own free will, or since no man will lay a finger upon you, herein this tower you shall starve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Now when the soldiers heard these dreadful words, one by one they turnedand crept down the stairs, till at last there were left upon the pylonroof only the Queen, Asti crouching at her feet, and the monstrous Abi, her uncle.
He looked at her, and thrice he tried to speak but failed, for the wordschoked in his throat. A fourth time he tried, and they came hoarsely: "Take off your curse, O mighty Queen, " he said, "and I will let you go. I am old, to-night all my lawful sons are dead; take off ...your curse, leave me in my Government, and though I desire you more than the throneof Egypt, O Beautiful, still I will let you go. " "Nay, " answered the Queen, "I cannot if I would. It is not I who spoke, but a Spirit in my mouth. Do your worst, O son of Set. The curse remainsupon you. " Now Abi shook in the fury of his fear, and answered: "So be it, Star of Amen, having nothing more to dread I will do myworst. Pharaoh my enemy is dead, and you, his daughter, shall be my wifeof your own free will, or since no man will lay a finger upon you, herein this tower you shall starve.
What to read after Morning Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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