The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan
The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan
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I had been . brought up with my ape 5 we had hitherto gone through life together in prosperity a* well as in adversity \ and to lose him in this barbarous manner was more than I could bear.
I was about to give a flat refusal to the dervish, when I observed that his countenance, which hitherto had been all smiles and good humour, had changed to downright furiousness $ and, fearing that he would take by force that which I could not protect, 1, with all the reluctance imaginable, consented to the ...execution of his project. We then deviated from the road $ and, having got into a solitary glen, we gajbered to- d by Google HAJJ1 BABA* %l gether some dry stubble and underwood, made a fire, striking a light with a flint and steel, which my companion carried about him- He took my poor ape into his hands, and, without further ceremony, put it to death. He then dissected it s and, haying taken from it the liver, and the skin off its nose, he burnt it in the pile we had made •, and when all was over, he carefully col- lected the ashes, which having packed in a cor- iter of his handkerchief, we proceeded on our journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had been . brought up with my ape 5 we had hitherto gone through life together in prosperity a* well as in adversity \ and to lose him in this barbarous manner was more than I could bear.
I was about to give a flat refusal to the dervish, when I observed that his countenance, which hitherto had been all smiles and good humour, had changed to downright furiousness $ and, fearing that he would take by force that which I could not protect, 1, with all the reluctance imaginable, consented to the ...execution of his project. We then deviated from the road $ and, having got into a solitary glen, we gajbered to- d by Google HAJJ1 BABA* %l gether some dry stubble and underwood, made a fire, striking a light with a flint and steel, which my companion carried about him- He took my poor ape into his hands, and, without further ceremony, put it to death. He then dissected it s and, haying taken from it the liver, and the skin off its nose, he burnt it in the pile we had made •, and when all was over, he carefully col- lected the ashes, which having packed in a cor- iter of his handkerchief, we proceeded on our journey.
What to read after The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Justinian Morier to read onlineMoreLess
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