Oer Tartar Deserts Or English And Russian in Central Asia
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A few feet above the ground the eagle hung poised for an instant on its expanded wings. Then it made a wide sweep right round the prostrate band, and having done so, flew straight across the ring to Krovolil, as if instinctively drawn to a creature more pitiless and cruel than itself. Passing so close to him as actually to brush him with its wing, it circled round him, and then, shooting up again like an arrow, vanished ghost-like into the fast-falling gloom of night ! 'I care not!' cried the *... Blood-shedder ' defiantty. 'My fortune has been told me already by a koldoon (sorcerer) of my own country, and he said that no hand of man shall ever take my life, and that no hand of man shall ever dig my grave. Let all the eagles of the hills come and fly round me if they like I care nothing for it ! ' And his fellow-ruffians, slowly raising themselves from the earth, listened to his wild words in shuddering silence. What Krovolil really thought of the strange events of that evening 110 one could say, for that night he was seen no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few feet above the ground the eagle hung poised for an instant on its expanded wings. Then it made a wide sweep right round the prostrate band, and having done so, flew straight across the ring to Krovolil, as if instinctively drawn to a creature more pitiless and cruel than itself. Passing so close to him as actually to brush him with its wing, it circled round him, and then, shooting up again like an arrow, vanished ghost-like into the fast-falling gloom of night ! 'I care not!' cried the *... Blood-shedder ' defiantty. 'My fortune has been told me already by a koldoon (sorcerer) of my own country, and he said that no hand of man shall ever take my life, and that no hand of man shall ever dig my grave. Let all the eagles of the hills come and fly round me if they like I care nothing for it ! ' And his fellow-ruffians, slowly raising themselves from the earth, listened to his wild words in shuddering silence. What Krovolil really thought of the strange events of that evening 110 one could say, for that night he was seen no more.
What to read after Oer Tartar Deserts Or English And Russian in Central Asia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Ker to read onlineMoreLess
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