Sarchedon : a Legend of the Great Queen 1
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He comes. I say again, Caution, Great Queen ! caution ! and for a space forbear !' Pointing his warning with an expressive glance towards Sarchedon, Assarac bowed reverently and withdrew.
Semiramis turned a shade paler, and for one moment a shudder seemed to creep from her brow even to her feet. The next she stood forth to mark her lord's approach, erect and beautiful, the state- VOL. I. K 130 SARCHEDON.
liest queen, as she was the fairest woman, in the world.
Immediately in rear of the royal s...tandard passed on the war chariot of the Great King, containing his charioteer and shield-bearer. Sargon's lowering brow was black as night, and to the vociferous greetings of his countrj'men he returned but a silent scowl. In the brief space that had elapsed since the cruel slaughter of his son, the man's nature seemed wholly changed. His very beard, formerly so black and glossy, was streaked with gray, and the dark e3-es now dull and downcast, glowed with lurid light as though from some inner fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He comes. I say again, Caution, Great Queen ! caution ! and for a space forbear !' Pointing his warning with an expressive glance towards Sarchedon, Assarac bowed reverently and withdrew.
Semiramis turned a shade paler, and for one moment a shudder seemed to creep from her brow even to her feet. The next she stood forth to mark her lord's approach, erect and beautiful, the state- VOL. I. K 130 SARCHEDON.
liest queen, as she was the fairest woman, in the world.
Immediately in rear of the royal s...tandard passed on the war chariot of the Great King, containing his charioteer and shield-bearer. Sargon's lowering brow was black as night, and to the vociferous greetings of his countrj'men he returned but a silent scowl. In the brief space that had elapsed since the cruel slaughter of his son, the man's nature seemed wholly changed. His very beard, formerly so black and glossy, was streaked with gray, and the dark e3-es now dull and downcast, glowed with lurid light as though from some inner fire.
What to read after Sarchedon : a Legend of the Great Queen 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whyte-Melville, G. J. (George John), 1821-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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