Prairie Gold
Prairie Gold
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In the side of the wall by the tower a sloping series of stout pegs has been driven, descending to the ground at short intervals. Nourmahal Lewis Worthington Smith 185" comes out of the tower, puts her foot on the highest of these pegs, takes Nasrulla's hand, and, with his help, comes slowly down the pegs, as if they were a flight of stairs, to the ground.
Nourmahal. How I love a horse! It is Samarcand and Delhi and Bokhara and Paris, even Paris.
King Nasrulla. Paris! What is Paris?
Nourmahal (...standing in front of the horse and caress- ing its head). I don't know. I have never been there, but a horse makes me think of Paris. I don't know London, but a horse makes me think of London too. A horse could take me there. I could ride and ride, and every day there would be something new and something wonderful. There are cities beyond the water, too, marvelous cities, full of things more than we dream of here. A horse is swift, and the tapping of his feet on the stones is distance. When he lifts his head, when he curves his neck, already in his heart he is going on and on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the side of the wall by the tower a sloping series of stout pegs has been driven, descending to the ground at short intervals. Nourmahal Lewis Worthington Smith 185" comes out of the tower, puts her foot on the highest of these pegs, takes Nasrulla's hand, and, with his help, comes slowly down the pegs, as if they were a flight of stairs, to the ground.
Nourmahal. How I love a horse! It is Samarcand and Delhi and Bokhara and Paris, even Paris.
King Nasrulla. Paris! What is Paris?
Nourmahal (...standing in front of the horse and caress- ing its head). I don't know. I have never been there, but a horse makes me think of Paris. I don't know London, but a horse makes me think of London too. A horse could take me there. I could ride and ride, and every day there would be something new and something wonderful. There are cities beyond the water, too, marvelous cities, full of things more than we dream of here. A horse is swift, and the tapping of his feet on the stones is distance. When he lifts his head, when he curves his neck, already in his heart he is going on and on.
What to read after Prairie Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iowa Press And Authors Club to read onlineMoreLess
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