Mr. Isaacs, a Tale of Modern India
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He is a Brahmin by birth, a Buddhist by adopted religion, and he calls himself an ' adept ' by profession, I suppose, if he can be said to have any. He comes CHAP. Ti.] MK. ISAACS. Ill and goes unexpectedly, with amazing rapidity. His visits are trief, but he always seems to be perfectly conversant with the matter in hand, whatever it be. He will come to-night and give me about twenty words of advice, which I may follow or may not, as my judgment dictates ; and before I have answered or rec...overed from my surprise, he will have vanished, apparently into space ; for if I ask my servants where he is gone they will stare at me as if I were crazy, until I show them that the room is empty, and accuse them of going to sleep instead of seeing who goes in and out of my apart- ment. He speaks more languages than I do, and better.
He once told me he was educated in Edinburgh, and his perfect knowledge of European affairs and of European topics leads me to think he must have been there a long time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No.
He is a Brahmin by birth, a Buddhist by adopted religion, and he calls himself an ' adept ' by profession, I suppose, if he can be said to have any. He comes CHAP. Ti.] MK. ISAACS. Ill and goes unexpectedly, with amazing rapidity. His visits are trief, but he always seems to be perfectly conversant with the matter in hand, whatever it be. He will come to-night and give me about twenty words of advice, which I may follow or may not, as my judgment dictates ; and before I have answered or rec...overed from my surprise, he will have vanished, apparently into space ; for if I ask my servants where he is gone they will stare at me as if I were crazy, until I show them that the room is empty, and accuse them of going to sleep instead of seeing who goes in and out of my apart- ment. He speaks more languages than I do, and better.
He once told me he was educated in Edinburgh, and his perfect knowledge of European affairs and of European topics leads me to think he must have been there a long time.
What to read after Mr. Isaacs, a Tale of Modern India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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