Tales of Wonder Every Child Should Know
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The horse, an Arab of purestblood, seemed to have lost its senses. Rearing upright with a piercingneigh, it struggled vainly to dislodge an enormous panther, which hadfixed its great claws in its flanks. The rider had lost all controlover it; blood and foam poured from its mouth and nostrils. Kalifsprang boldly out, with a mighty stroke split the panther's skull, and, flinging away his sword, ran to the horse's head, therebyenabling the rider to dismount. Having calmed the trembling animal, the... horseman begged his rescuer to follow him.
"I had lost my way in the chase, " he said, "and should have fallen avictim to the panther, if Allah had not sent you to my aid. I willreward you well for your bravery. Come! let us seek my companions;there, behind that wood, my camp must be. " "I did what any other would have done in my place, " answered Kalifsimply, "and expect no reward. But if you so will it, I will accompanyyou to your tents. " The stranger took his horse by the rein, and walked in silence at themerchant's side till they arrived at an opening in the trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The horse, an Arab of purestblood, seemed to have lost its senses. Rearing upright with a piercingneigh, it struggled vainly to dislodge an enormous panther, which hadfixed its great claws in its flanks. The rider had lost all controlover it; blood and foam poured from its mouth and nostrils. Kalifsprang boldly out, with a mighty stroke split the panther's skull, and, flinging away his sword, ran to the horse's head, therebyenabling the rider to dismount. Having calmed the trembling animal, the... horseman begged his rescuer to follow him.
"I had lost my way in the chase, " he said, "and should have fallen avictim to the panther, if Allah had not sent you to my aid. I willreward you well for your bravery. Come! let us seek my companions;there, behind that wood, my camp must be. " "I did what any other would have done in my place, " answered Kalifsimply, "and expect no reward. But if you so will it, I will accompanyyou to your tents. " The stranger took his horse by the rein, and walked in silence at themerchant's side till they arrived at an opening in the trees.
What to read after Tales of Wonder Every Child Should Know?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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