The Chronicles of Clovis
The Chronicles of Clovis
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The unknown is proverbially the uncanny. I can picture nervous readers of the ' Smoky Chimney ' keeping the light turned on in their bedrooms all night out of sheer sickening uncertainty as to what the cobra might have been gloating about. " " Cobras gloat naturally, " said Clovis, " just as wolves are always ravening from mere force of habit, even after they've hopelessly overeaten themselves. I've got a fine bit of 238 The Recessional colour painting later on, " he added, " where I describe t...he dawn coming up over the Brahma-putra river : * The amber dawn-drenched East with sun-shafts kissed. Stained sanguine apricot and amethyst, O'er the washed emerald of the mango groves Hangs in a mist of opalescent mauves, While painted parrot-flights impinge the haze With scarlet, chalcedon and chrysoprase/ " " I've never seen the dawn come up over the Brahma-putra river, " said Bertie, " so I can't say i£ it's a good description of the event, but it sounds more like an account of an ex- tensive jewel robbery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The unknown is proverbially the uncanny. I can picture nervous readers of the ' Smoky Chimney ' keeping the light turned on in their bedrooms all night out of sheer sickening uncertainty as to what the cobra might have been gloating about. " " Cobras gloat naturally, " said Clovis, " just as wolves are always ravening from mere force of habit, even after they've hopelessly overeaten themselves. I've got a fine bit of 238 The Recessional colour painting later on, " he added, " where I describe t...he dawn coming up over the Brahma-putra river : * The amber dawn-drenched East with sun-shafts kissed. Stained sanguine apricot and amethyst, O'er the washed emerald of the mango groves Hangs in a mist of opalescent mauves, While painted parrot-flights impinge the haze With scarlet, chalcedon and chrysoprase/ " " I've never seen the dawn come up over the Brahma-putra river, " said Bertie, " so I can't say i£ it's a good description of the event, but it sounds more like an account of an ex- tensive jewel robbery.
What to read after The Chronicles of Clovis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saki to read onlineMoreLess
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