Tales of Destiny
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The kotwal of the district made aninvestigation, but I held my own counsel, and spoke not one word aboutthe Ganapati or the blue diamonds. So the outrage was set down as thework of dacoits, and although in point of fact nothing had been stolen Ifelt no call on me to disturb this finding of the magistrate.
"About a week later a new disaster overtook me. In the full light ofday, when a breeze happened to be blowing, my standing crops wereburned, and my fields left a blackened wilderness. By whose... hand thefire-brand had been applied, no man could tell. An accident, or thefirst of the promised warnings?--this I asked myself, and I strove hardto believe that it was ill-luck and nothing more.
"Another full week passed, and I began to hope that the threatenedpersecution had indeed been abandoned. Recovered from my wounds andbruises, I was able now to be out and about again, endeavouring torestore order to my troubled affairs. One afternoon on my home-coming, Ifound the women lamenting with loud outcries over the body of my eldestson, a lad of seven years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The kotwal of the district made aninvestigation, but I held my own counsel, and spoke not one word aboutthe Ganapati or the blue diamonds. So the outrage was set down as thework of dacoits, and although in point of fact nothing had been stolen Ifelt no call on me to disturb this finding of the magistrate.
"About a week later a new disaster overtook me. In the full light ofday, when a breeze happened to be blowing, my standing crops wereburned, and my fields left a blackened wilderness. By whose... hand thefire-brand had been applied, no man could tell. An accident, or thefirst of the promised warnings?--this I asked myself, and I strove hardto believe that it was ill-luck and nothing more.
"Another full week passed, and I began to hope that the threatenedpersecution had indeed been abandoned. Recovered from my wounds andbruises, I was able now to be out and about again, endeavouring torestore order to my troubled affairs. One afternoon on my home-coming, Ifound the women lamenting with loud outcries over the body of my eldestson, a lad of seven years.
What to read after Tales of Destiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Edmund to read onlineMoreLess
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