The Fair God
The Fair God
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His dress was disordered, and he was bareheaded and unsandaled. Over his shoulders and down his breast flowed his hair and beard, tangled and unkempt, wavy as a billow and white as the foam. Excitement flashed from every fea ture ; and far as his vision ranged, in every quarter, on every platform, in the blood of others he kindled his own unwonted passion.
The fortunate hero, standing so cahnly before tJietn XII MUALOX AND HIS WORLD UALOX, after the departure of the king and tzin, ascended the ...tower of the old Cu, and re mained there all night, stooped beside the sacred fire, sorrowing and dreaming, hearkening to the voices of the city, or watching the mild-eyed stars. So the morning found him. He, too, be held the coming of the sun, and trembled when the Smoking Hill sent up its cloud. Then he heaped fresh fagots on the dying fire, and went down to the courtyard. It was the hour when in all the other temples wor shipers came to pray.
He took a lighted lamp from a table in his cell, and followed a passage on deeper into the build ing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His dress was disordered, and he was bareheaded and unsandaled. Over his shoulders and down his breast flowed his hair and beard, tangled and unkempt, wavy as a billow and white as the foam. Excitement flashed from every fea ture ; and far as his vision ranged, in every quarter, on every platform, in the blood of others he kindled his own unwonted passion.
The fortunate hero, standing so cahnly before tJietn XII MUALOX AND HIS WORLD UALOX, after the departure of the king and tzin, ascended the ...tower of the old Cu, and re mained there all night, stooped beside the sacred fire, sorrowing and dreaming, hearkening to the voices of the city, or watching the mild-eyed stars. So the morning found him. He, too, be held the coming of the sun, and trembled when the Smoking Hill sent up its cloud. Then he heaped fresh fagots on the dying fire, and went down to the courtyard. It was the hour when in all the other temples wor shipers came to pray.
He took a lighted lamp from a table in his cell, and followed a passage on deeper into the build ing.
What to read after The Fair God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lew Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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