Ramazan the Rajah
Ramazan the Rajah
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Down in the courtyard half a dozen Indians were lounging about the water- basin. The sun had almost set ; in the west the sky glowed crimson, while in the east it was a deep purple and already the planets had appeared to shine like pale jewels in the heavens.
Valerie turned, ran down the steps, between the white curtains, and back up the long hall, without waiting to see if anyone was then in it. There was no chance for her to escape through the guard before the palace, but she was sure there w...as another entrance to it. And she had to escape.
The cockatoo turned a golden eye towards her and then opened its wings wide as the wind of her flight blew up its feathers. Past the divan, past the entrance by which she had entered the hall and up to the pillars at the back where, by the curtains of another doorway on the same side, she stopped.
Cautiously parting the curtains, she entered and traversed a short passage, various other chambers, and then, climbing another gate as before, she descended half a dozen wide steps and entered a wide, cool place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down in the courtyard half a dozen Indians were lounging about the water- basin. The sun had almost set ; in the west the sky glowed crimson, while in the east it was a deep purple and already the planets had appeared to shine like pale jewels in the heavens.
Valerie turned, ran down the steps, between the white curtains, and back up the long hall, without waiting to see if anyone was then in it. There was no chance for her to escape through the guard before the palace, but she was sure there w...as another entrance to it. And she had to escape.
The cockatoo turned a golden eye towards her and then opened its wings wide as the wind of her flight blew up its feathers. Past the divan, past the entrance by which she had entered the hall and up to the pillars at the back where, by the curtains of another doorway on the same side, she stopped.
Cautiously parting the curtains, she entered and traversed a short passage, various other chambers, and then, climbing another gate as before, she descended half a dozen wide steps and entered a wide, cool place.
What to read after Ramazan the Rajah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vere Lockwood to read onlineMoreLess
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