The book of Rustem
The book of Rustem
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" Digitized by VjOOQIC Sohrab and Rustem 85 Now Hujir knew well that this was the tent of Rustem, but since his heart was with the troops of Kai Kaoos, he feared lest Sohrab, if he knew Rustem by sight, would single him out and fall upon him unawares. So he deter- mined not to speak his name.
Therefore he replied : " That is the tent of a chieftain come from China tohelp Kaoos, but his name I know not." Then Sohrab grew very thoughtful ; for his mother had bidden him look for a hero bearing a H...on and a dragon on his banner, who excelled in stature all other men.
After a pause he resumed his questioning and then sud- denly returned to the point once more. " Dost thou see that mighty chieftain standing in the doorway of yon green tent ? Is it not Rustem, whom men call the Champion of Persia ? " " I know not the name of that chieftain," replied the man.
" Where then is Rustem's tent ? " asked Sohrab directly, and the lying Hujir replied, " He lingers within the borders of his own land, for it is the Feast of Roses and he is loth to depart." Then Sohrab's heart sank, for it seemed as though he were fated never to meet his father face to face ; yet once again he tried to win his point, for he said within himself that strange indeed would it be if Persia were to be at war and Rustem lagged behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Digitized by VjOOQIC Sohrab and Rustem 85 Now Hujir knew well that this was the tent of Rustem, but since his heart was with the troops of Kai Kaoos, he feared lest Sohrab, if he knew Rustem by sight, would single him out and fall upon him unawares. So he deter- mined not to speak his name.
Therefore he replied : " That is the tent of a chieftain come from China tohelp Kaoos, but his name I know not." Then Sohrab grew very thoughtful ; for his mother had bidden him look for a hero bearing a H...on and a dragon on his banner, who excelled in stature all other men.
After a pause he resumed his questioning and then sud- denly returned to the point once more. " Dost thou see that mighty chieftain standing in the doorway of yon green tent ? Is it not Rustem, whom men call the Champion of Persia ? " " I know not the name of that chieftain," replied the man.
" Where then is Rustem's tent ? " asked Sohrab directly, and the lying Hujir replied, " He lingers within the borders of his own land, for it is the Feast of Roses and he is loth to depart." Then Sohrab's heart sank, for it seemed as though he were fated never to meet his father face to face ; yet once again he tried to win his point, for he said within himself that strange indeed would it be if Persia were to be at war and Rustem lagged behind.
What to read after The book of Rustem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmot-Buxton Ethel Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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