Smith And the Pharaohs, And Other Tales
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The ebony-like sticks also began toblaze. Menzi grew excited.
"My Spirit, come to me; my Spirit, come to me!" he cried. "O my Spirit, show this White Teacher Tombool that I am not a cheat!" He ran round and round the fire; he leapt into the air, then suddenlyshouted: "My Spirit has entered into me; my Snake is in my breast!" All his excitement went; he grew quite calm, almost cataleptic. Holdinghis thin hands over the fire, slowly he let them fall, and as he did sothe fierce flames died down.
"...It's going out, " said Tabitha.
Menzi smiled at her and lifted his hands again. Lo! the fire that seemedto be dead leapt up after them in a fierce blaze. Again he dropped hishands and the fire died away. Then he moved his arms to and fro and itcame back, following the motions of his arms as though he drew it by astring.
"Have you thought, White Teacher? Have you thought?" he asked. "Good!Arise, smoke!" Behold, instead of the clear flame appeared a fan-shaped column of densewhite smoke, behind which Menzi vanished, all except his outstretchedhands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ebony-like sticks also began toblaze. Menzi grew excited.
"My Spirit, come to me; my Spirit, come to me!" he cried. "O my Spirit, show this White Teacher Tombool that I am not a cheat!" He ran round and round the fire; he leapt into the air, then suddenlyshouted: "My Spirit has entered into me; my Snake is in my breast!" All his excitement went; he grew quite calm, almost cataleptic. Holdinghis thin hands over the fire, slowly he let them fall, and as he did sothe fierce flames died down.
"...It's going out, " said Tabitha.
Menzi smiled at her and lifted his hands again. Lo! the fire that seemedto be dead leapt up after them in a fierce blaze. Again he dropped hishands and the fire died away. Then he moved his arms to and fro and itcame back, following the motions of his arms as though he drew it by astring.
"Have you thought, White Teacher? Have you thought?" he asked. "Good!Arise, smoke!" Behold, instead of the clear flame appeared a fan-shaped column of densewhite smoke, behind which Menzi vanished, all except his outstretchedhands.
What to read after Smith And the Pharaohs, And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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