Tales From the Eastern Land
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Thus they continued to proceed for some time, and Nasereddin began to congratulate himself that he had not heeded the counsel of his dream, when suddenly his horse stopped short, and would go no farther, he commenced spurring him, at which the horse reared up and nearly fell back on Nasereddin, and then began THE TWO TALISMANS. 21 to snort, and tremble all over. "There must be something in the way that frightens him, " said he, "let me see what it is ;" and dismounting, he hung the bridle on hi...s arm ; he then commenced hewing down the bushes with his sabre, when as he was about to make a stride forward, the horse drew back his head and pulled him back. "Stupid beast, " cried he angrily, "will you also try to hold me back?" then throwing the rein violently over the horse's head he said, " You selfish brute, remain where you are, as long as you like, since you will not go with me through the wilder- ness. " So saying, he left the horse, and again commenced hewing his way through the brambles ; but he had now laid bare the brink of an abyss, over which the bushes grew, entirely concealing it ; being quite unaware of his danger he rushed forward and crashing through the brushwood fell head- Jong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus they continued to proceed for some time, and Nasereddin began to congratulate himself that he had not heeded the counsel of his dream, when suddenly his horse stopped short, and would go no farther, he commenced spurring him, at which the horse reared up and nearly fell back on Nasereddin, and then began THE TWO TALISMANS. 21 to snort, and tremble all over. "There must be something in the way that frightens him, " said he, "let me see what it is ;" and dismounting, he hung the bridle on hi...s arm ; he then commenced hewing down the bushes with his sabre, when as he was about to make a stride forward, the horse drew back his head and pulled him back. "Stupid beast, " cried he angrily, "will you also try to hold me back?" then throwing the rein violently over the horse's head he said, " You selfish brute, remain where you are, as long as you like, since you will not go with me through the wilder- ness. " So saying, he left the horse, and again commenced hewing his way through the brambles ; but he had now laid bare the brink of an abyss, over which the bushes grew, entirely concealing it ; being quite unaware of his danger he rushed forward and crashing through the brushwood fell head- Jong.
What to read after Tales From the Eastern Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Ludwig Grimm to read onlineMoreLess
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