The Daughters of Babylon a Novel
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" he said.
" The serpent was the cause, " said Ishtar.
" Ah ! " chuckled Alorus, *' I have ever had my doubts as to the sex of that same serpent. But, at anyrate, lady, after the serpent, the woman " — " The man should have resisted the temptation. " " Ah, women would have men resist all tempta- tions — save only their own ! " " I am not come hither to argue such matters, " said Ishtar impatiently, " but to implore thee — let me have this slave Elna as mine own. " " Thou askest much of me, Isht...ar, " said Alorus.
His manner suddenly became more grave. He rose up from the couch whereon he had been lying, and approached her.
" What givest thou to me in return ? " he said significantly.
She moved a step backward.
" What would'st thou ? " she said.
And in her voice, as she asked the question, there was a note of proud and impenetrable reserve.
" A fair substitute, " he said, following her.
" Whom ? " she asked.
" Ishtar ! " "Ah, no!" she said inflexibly. "Thou did'st 2 56 THE DAUGHTERS OF BABYLON promise me a boon and would'st make a bargain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he said.
" The serpent was the cause, " said Ishtar.
" Ah ! " chuckled Alorus, *' I have ever had my doubts as to the sex of that same serpent. But, at anyrate, lady, after the serpent, the woman " — " The man should have resisted the temptation. " " Ah, women would have men resist all tempta- tions — save only their own ! " " I am not come hither to argue such matters, " said Ishtar impatiently, " but to implore thee — let me have this slave Elna as mine own. " " Thou askest much of me, Isht...ar, " said Alorus.
His manner suddenly became more grave. He rose up from the couch whereon he had been lying, and approached her.
" What givest thou to me in return ? " he said significantly.
She moved a step backward.
" What would'st thou ? " she said.
And in her voice, as she asked the question, there was a note of proud and impenetrable reserve.
" A fair substitute, " he said, following her.
" Whom ? " she asked.
" Ishtar ! " "Ah, no!" she said inflexibly. "Thou did'st 2 56 THE DAUGHTERS OF BABYLON promise me a boon and would'st make a bargain.
What to read after The Daughters of Babylon a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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