Palace Tales
Palace Tales
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** You must be very careful," whispered the girl tenderly. *' Do not speak so loud ; they may hear. Whisper in my ear," and she put her face to his. There was a silence for a time. In the stillness could be heard the voices of the men talking in the room beyond the passage. Now and then they spoke angrily. Outside was the sigh of the rain falling, falling.
The lips sought his ear again, and the soft cooing murmur continued.
192 Digitized by Google THE UNKNOWN HOUSE " But tell me, my lover ; it ...seemed to me, when you came, that there was some one with you. I could not understand, but I thought I heard two footsteps." Maung San gave a great start. A vision of the forlorn King rose before him like a flash. What on earth had become of his deserted monarch.^ He ought to return.
But how.^ Gently disengaging the arms from about his neck, he rose and leant out of the window. But he could not see or hear anything.
There was only the " sish " of the rain and the croaking of the frogs in the garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** You must be very careful," whispered the girl tenderly. *' Do not speak so loud ; they may hear. Whisper in my ear," and she put her face to his. There was a silence for a time. In the stillness could be heard the voices of the men talking in the room beyond the passage. Now and then they spoke angrily. Outside was the sigh of the rain falling, falling.
The lips sought his ear again, and the soft cooing murmur continued.
192 Digitized by Google THE UNKNOWN HOUSE " But tell me, my lover ; it ...seemed to me, when you came, that there was some one with you. I could not understand, but I thought I heard two footsteps." Maung San gave a great start. A vision of the forlorn King rose before him like a flash. What on earth had become of his deserted monarch.^ He ought to return.
But how.^ Gently disengaging the arms from about his neck, he rose and leant out of the window. But he could not see or hear anything.
There was only the " sish " of the rain and the croaking of the frogs in the garden.
What to read after Palace Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Harold Fielding to read onlineMoreLess
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