Tales of Three Hemispheres
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Then the captain commanded, and the sailors loosedagain the greater sails, and the ship turned and left the stream ofYann and came into a harbour beneath the ruddy walls of Mandaroon. Then while the sailors went and gathered fruits I came alone to thegate of Mandaroon. A few huts were outside it, in which lived theguard. A sentinel with a long white beard was standing in the gate, armed with a rusty pike. He wore large spectacles, which were coveredwith dust. Through the gate I saw the city. A ...deathly stillness wasover all of it. The ways seemed untrodden, and moss was thick ondoorsteps; in the market-place huddled figures lay asleep. A scent ofincense and burned poppies, and there was a hum of the echoes ofdistant bells. I said to the sentinel in the tongue of the region ofYann, "Why are they all asleep in this still city?" He answered: "None may ask questions in this gate for fear they wakethe people of the city. For when the people of this city wake the godswill die. And when the gods die men may dream no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the captain commanded, and the sailors loosedagain the greater sails, and the ship turned and left the stream ofYann and came into a harbour beneath the ruddy walls of Mandaroon. Then while the sailors went and gathered fruits I came alone to thegate of Mandaroon. A few huts were outside it, in which lived theguard. A sentinel with a long white beard was standing in the gate, armed with a rusty pike. He wore large spectacles, which were coveredwith dust. Through the gate I saw the city. A ...deathly stillness wasover all of it. The ways seemed untrodden, and moss was thick ondoorsteps; in the market-place huddled figures lay asleep. A scent ofincense and burned poppies, and there was a hum of the echoes ofdistant bells. I said to the sentinel in the tongue of the region ofYann, "Why are they all asleep in this still city?" He answered: "None may ask questions in this gate for fear they wakethe people of the city. For when the people of this city wake the godswill die. And when the gods die men may dream no more.
What to read after Tales of Three Hemispheres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunsany Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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