The book of Khalid
The book of Khalid
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Of a truth, I was mad about both.
"'Now the closing chapter. One day I went to see her--we wereengaged--and found she had gone to the spring for water. I follow herthere and find her talking to a young man, a shoemaker like myself. No, he was but a cobbler. On the following day, going again to seeher, I find this cobbler there. I remonstrate with her, but in vain. And what is worse, she had sent to him the shoes I made, to berepaired. He was patching my own work! I swallowed my ire and wentback... to my shop. A week later, to be brief, I went there again, andwhat I beheld made my body shiver. She, the wench. Forgive me, Allah!had her hands around his neck and her lips--yes, her lying lips, onhis cheek! No, no; even then I did not utter a word. I could but cryin the depth of my heart. How can woman be so faithless, sotreacherous--in my heart I cried.
"'It was a terrible shock; and from it I lay in bed for days withchills and fever. Now, when I recovered, I was determined on pursuinga new course of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of a truth, I was mad about both.
"'Now the closing chapter. One day I went to see her--we wereengaged--and found she had gone to the spring for water. I follow herthere and find her talking to a young man, a shoemaker like myself. No, he was but a cobbler. On the following day, going again to seeher, I find this cobbler there. I remonstrate with her, but in vain. And what is worse, she had sent to him the shoes I made, to berepaired. He was patching my own work! I swallowed my ire and wentback... to my shop. A week later, to be brief, I went there again, andwhat I beheld made my body shiver. She, the wench. Forgive me, Allah!had her hands around his neck and her lips--yes, her lying lips, onhis cheek! No, no; even then I did not utter a word. I could but cryin the depth of my heart. How can woman be so faithless, sotreacherous--in my heart I cried.
"'It was a terrible shock; and from it I lay in bed for days withchills and fever. Now, when I recovered, I was determined on pursuinga new course of life.
What to read after The book of Khalid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rihani Ameen Fares to read onlineMoreLess
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