Tales of the Caliph
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And the more dull he found it themore surprised he was at the unusual patience exhibited by theCommander of the Faithful, who uttered no impatient exclamations, butwhose countenance bore an expression of satisfaction and interest farenough removed from any kind of irritability or ill-humour.
They had wandered in this way for a long time through many of theleast-frequented and least-interesting thoroughfares of the city, theGrand Vizier scarcely knowing whether he were more bored by the walk ora...stonished at the evident satisfaction of his master, when suddenly theCaliph stood still, leaning against the wall of a house and staringintently at the blank wall of the house immediately opposite.
After they had stood thus for some minutes, the Caliph looking fixedlyand with evidently increasing interest and excitement at the dead wallopposite, Giafer became seriously alarmed, fearing that his master hadeither lost his wits or was going to have a fit. He was, in fact, somuch frightened by the extraordinary behaviour of the Caliph, which hadcontinued all the evening, that he continued to stand beside him andwatch him, himself motionless and speechless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the more dull he found it themore surprised he was at the unusual patience exhibited by theCommander of the Faithful, who uttered no impatient exclamations, butwhose countenance bore an expression of satisfaction and interest farenough removed from any kind of irritability or ill-humour.
They had wandered in this way for a long time through many of theleast-frequented and least-interesting thoroughfares of the city, theGrand Vizier scarcely knowing whether he were more bored by the walk ora...stonished at the evident satisfaction of his master, when suddenly theCaliph stood still, leaning against the wall of a house and staringintently at the blank wall of the house immediately opposite.
After they had stood thus for some minutes, the Caliph looking fixedlyand with evidently increasing interest and excitement at the dead wallopposite, Giafer became seriously alarmed, fearing that his master hadeither lost his wits or was going to have a fit. He was, in fact, somuch frightened by the extraordinary behaviour of the Caliph, which hadcontinued all the evening, that he continued to stand beside him andwatch him, himself motionless and speechless.
What to read after Tales of the Caliph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crellin H. N. to read onlineMoreLess
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