The Earthquake : a Tale 2
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He had been sold by his father THE RARTHaUAKE. 191 to a common slave dealer when he was about ten years old, and was carried by his master to the market of Constantinople, where he was again sold to an officer belong- ing- to the Grand Vizier, in whose service he still continued, and was so much respected for his probity, that the Vizier had given him one of his slaves for a wife, so beautiful, ac- cording to the account which Suliman him- self gave of her to his mother, that her eyes were as t...he gems of the rings on the Vizier's fingers, and her skin as fair as the snow on the mountains of Brusa. This nearly comprehends the whole biography of Suliman. He had performed, it is true, many journies, even to Bagdat, Damascus, and Cairo; he had also been at Buccharest, Belgrade, and as far into Christendom as Orsova, but he had rode so fast, and was so anxious to get to the end of his journey, that he had no time to pick up ideas, and his mind retained as much of the countries through which he had passed, as the air did of the form of his person, or the sea of 192 THE EARTHarAKE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been sold by his father THE RARTHaUAKE. 191 to a common slave dealer when he was about ten years old, and was carried by his master to the market of Constantinople, where he was again sold to an officer belong- ing- to the Grand Vizier, in whose service he still continued, and was so much respected for his probity, that the Vizier had given him one of his slaves for a wife, so beautiful, ac- cording to the account which Suliman him- self gave of her to his mother, that her eyes were as t...he gems of the rings on the Vizier's fingers, and her skin as fair as the snow on the mountains of Brusa. This nearly comprehends the whole biography of Suliman. He had performed, it is true, many journies, even to Bagdat, Damascus, and Cairo; he had also been at Buccharest, Belgrade, and as far into Christendom as Orsova, but he had rode so fast, and was so anxious to get to the end of his journey, that he had no time to pick up ideas, and his mind retained as much of the countries through which he had passed, as the air did of the form of his person, or the sea of 192 THE EARTHarAKE.
What to read after The Earthquake : a Tale 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galt John to read onlineMoreLess
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