The Egyptian Royals Collection
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At first he stole through the alleys at night, snapping up workers in Pharaoh’s tomb, then he grew bolder and stalked the Baker’s Quarter by day. When panic finally spread to the palace, there was no one in Amarna who could deny what they had seen.
Anubis had arrived with the Black Death in his jaws.
My father came into the Audience Chamber on the sixth day of the Durbar to bring Pharaoh the news. In the open courts that looked out onto the river, there was still dancing. “Your Highness,” my fat...her said, and the gravity on his face stopped Nefertiti’s laughter.
“Come forward.” Akhenaten smiled widely. “What is it, Vizier?”
My father’s face remained serious. “There is report of plague in the workers’ quarters, Your Majesty.”
Akhenaten glanced at Nefertiti. “Impossible,” he hissed. “We sacrificed two hundred bulls to Aten.”
“And eleven workers in the tombs have died.”
Several dignitaries backed away from the dais and Nefertiti whispered, “It must have been the Hittites.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first he stole through the alleys at night, snapping up workers in Pharaoh’s tomb, then he grew bolder and stalked the Baker’s Quarter by day. When panic finally spread to the palace, there was no one in Amarna who could deny what they had seen.
Anubis had arrived with the Black Death in his jaws.
My father came into the Audience Chamber on the sixth day of the Durbar to bring Pharaoh the news. In the open courts that looked out onto the river, there was still dancing. “Your Highness,” my fat...her said, and the gravity on his face stopped Nefertiti’s laughter.
“Come forward.” Akhenaten smiled widely. “What is it, Vizier?”
My father’s face remained serious. “There is report of plague in the workers’ quarters, Your Majesty.”
Akhenaten glanced at Nefertiti. “Impossible,” he hissed. “We sacrificed two hundred bulls to Aten.”
“And eleven workers in the tombs have died.”
Several dignitaries backed away from the dais and Nefertiti whispered, “It must have been the Hittites.”
What to read after The Egyptian Royals Collection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Moran to read onlineMoreLess
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