The Bronze Bell
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Is it really anything worth while?" "Rather, " Raikes interjected drily; "the present ruler's abdicating infavour of his son, a child of twelve. That puts the business in a classby itself. " "There's been one precedent, hasn't there?" said the missionary, pretending to be at ease with a cigarette. "The Holkar of Indore?" "Yes, " agreed Farrell; "a similar case, to be sure. " "But why should a prince hand over the reins of government to a childof twelve? There must be some reason for it. Isn't i...t known?" askedAmber.
"Who can fathom a Hindu's mind?" grunted Farrell. "I daresay there'ssome scandalous native intrigue at the bottom of it. Eh, Raikes?" The Resident shook his head. "Don't come to this shop for informationabout what goes on in Khandawar. I doubt if there's another Resident inIndia who knows as little of the underhand devilment in his State as Ido. His Majesty the Rana loves me as a cheetah loves his trainer. He'san intractable rascal. " "They grease the wheels of the independent native States withintrigue, " Farrell explained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it really anything worth while?" "Rather, " Raikes interjected drily; "the present ruler's abdicating infavour of his son, a child of twelve. That puts the business in a classby itself. " "There's been one precedent, hasn't there?" said the missionary, pretending to be at ease with a cigarette. "The Holkar of Indore?" "Yes, " agreed Farrell; "a similar case, to be sure. " "But why should a prince hand over the reins of government to a childof twelve? There must be some reason for it. Isn't i...t known?" askedAmber.
"Who can fathom a Hindu's mind?" grunted Farrell. "I daresay there'ssome scandalous native intrigue at the bottom of it. Eh, Raikes?" The Resident shook his head. "Don't come to this shop for informationabout what goes on in Khandawar. I doubt if there's another Resident inIndia who knows as little of the underhand devilment in his State as Ido. His Majesty the Rana loves me as a cheetah loves his trainer. He'san intractable rascal. " "They grease the wheels of the independent native States withintrigue, " Farrell explained.
What to read after The Bronze Bell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Louis Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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