The Amulet a Tale of the Orient
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As Kozlov joined the latter, returning down the stony path, under the lan terns of the monastery, he felt the sunken eyes of the Buried Monk following him. Suddenly a shrill, unearthly voice pierced the twilight, and he stopped, as if he had received a shock. "Turn, turn, " it wailed; "cease from evil, learn to do well, turn from the error of thy way. " The Count looked back, so did the Magician. Sev eral Monks were approaching, and they had heard the voice. All hurried back to the last numbere...d sliding window. Brother Antonio had broken the vows of his Order. The Buried Monk had spoken. Some higher power had forced the warning from his lips. And with the words his spirit had passed out of earthly bonds.
He had fallen across the narrow window. As the priests lifted his lifeless form, the Magician in low tones gave them brief directions, promising to return tomorrow.
Then he passed from the monastery to the palan quin which waited for him and for Kozlov. At the Castle gate he handed the Count the paper, upon which was written this information given by Brother Antonio : "The Egyptian papyrus is in the Monastery of Leh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Kozlov joined the latter, returning down the stony path, under the lan terns of the monastery, he felt the sunken eyes of the Buried Monk following him. Suddenly a shrill, unearthly voice pierced the twilight, and he stopped, as if he had received a shock. "Turn, turn, " it wailed; "cease from evil, learn to do well, turn from the error of thy way. " The Count looked back, so did the Magician. Sev eral Monks were approaching, and they had heard the voice. All hurried back to the last numbere...d sliding window. Brother Antonio had broken the vows of his Order. The Buried Monk had spoken. Some higher power had forced the warning from his lips. And with the words his spirit had passed out of earthly bonds.
He had fallen across the narrow window. As the priests lifted his lifeless form, the Magician in low tones gave them brief directions, promising to return tomorrow.
Then he passed from the monastery to the palan quin which waited for him and for Kozlov. At the Castle gate he handed the Count the paper, upon which was written this information given by Brother Antonio : "The Egyptian papyrus is in the Monastery of Leh.
What to read after The Amulet a Tale of the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Treat Blackledge to read onlineMoreLess
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