The Bride of the Nile — volume 01
The Bride of the Nile — volume 01
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It was a largeand handsome boat, built of cedar-wood and richly gilt, with an image ofJohn, the patron-saint of the family, for a figure-head. The nimbusround the head was a crown of lamps, and large lanterns shone both at thebows and stern of the vessel. The Mukaukas George was reclining under anawning, his wife Neforis by his side. Opposite to them sat their son anda tall young girl, at whose feet a child of ten sat on the ground, leaning her pretty head against her knees. An older Greek woma...n, thechild's governess, had a place by the side of a very tall man, on anottoman beyond the verge of the awning. This man was Philip the leech. The cheerful sound of the lute accompanied the barge, and the performerwas the returned wanderer Orion, who touched the strings with skill anddeep feeling.
It was altogether a pleasing scene--a fair picture of a wealthy andunited family. But who was the damsel sitting by Orion's side? He wasdevoting his whole attention to her; as he struck the strings with deeperemphasis his eyes sought hers, and it seemed as though he were playingfor her alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a largeand handsome boat, built of cedar-wood and richly gilt, with an image ofJohn, the patron-saint of the family, for a figure-head. The nimbusround the head was a crown of lamps, and large lanterns shone both at thebows and stern of the vessel. The Mukaukas George was reclining under anawning, his wife Neforis by his side. Opposite to them sat their son anda tall young girl, at whose feet a child of ten sat on the ground, leaning her pretty head against her knees. An older Greek woma...n, thechild's governess, had a place by the side of a very tall man, on anottoman beyond the verge of the awning. This man was Philip the leech. The cheerful sound of the lute accompanied the barge, and the performerwas the returned wanderer Orion, who touched the strings with skill anddeep feeling.
It was altogether a pleasing scene--a fair picture of a wealthy andunited family. But who was the damsel sitting by Orion's side? He wasdevoting his whole attention to her; as he struck the strings with deeperemphasis his eyes sought hers, and it seemed as though he were playingfor her alone.
What to read after The Bride of the Nile — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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