The Figure in the Mirage
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"And I believe it's a very rare occurrence. Now mark the mirage that showed itself to mademoiselle on the first dayof the desert journey of the Parisians. She saw it on the northern vergeof the oasis of Sidi-Okba, late in the afternoon. As they journeyedTahar, their dragoman--he had applied for the post, and got it by thedesire of mademoiselle, who admired his lithe bearing and gorgeousaplomb--Tahar suddenly pulled up his mule, pointed with his brown handto the horizon, and said in French: "'Th...ere is mirage! Look! There is the mirage of the great desert!' "Our Parisians, filled with excitement, gazed above the pointed ears oftheir beasts, over the shimmering waste. There, beyond the palms of theoasis, wrapped in a mysterious haze, lay the mirage. They looked at itin silence. Then Mademoiselle cried, in her little bird's clear voice: "'Mirage! But surely he's real?' "'What does mademoiselle see?' asked Tahar quickly.
"'Why, a sort of faint landscape, through which a man--an Arab, Isuppose--is riding, towards Sidi--what is it?--Sidi-Okba!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And I believe it's a very rare occurrence. Now mark the mirage that showed itself to mademoiselle on the first dayof the desert journey of the Parisians. She saw it on the northern vergeof the oasis of Sidi-Okba, late in the afternoon. As they journeyedTahar, their dragoman--he had applied for the post, and got it by thedesire of mademoiselle, who admired his lithe bearing and gorgeousaplomb--Tahar suddenly pulled up his mule, pointed with his brown handto the horizon, and said in French: "'Th...ere is mirage! Look! There is the mirage of the great desert!' "Our Parisians, filled with excitement, gazed above the pointed ears oftheir beasts, over the shimmering waste. There, beyond the palms of theoasis, wrapped in a mysterious haze, lay the mirage. They looked at itin silence. Then Mademoiselle cried, in her little bird's clear voice: "'Mirage! But surely he's real?' "'What does mademoiselle see?' asked Tahar quickly.
"'Why, a sort of faint landscape, through which a man--an Arab, Isuppose--is riding, towards Sidi--what is it?--Sidi-Okba!
What to read after The Figure in the Mirage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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