The Four Feathers
The Four Feathers
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Adair yet more clearly the folly of her outcry. If she had only kept silence, she would have had a very true and con- stant friend for her neighbour, and that would have been something. It would have been a good deal. But, since she had spoken, they could never meet without embarrassment, and, practise cordiality as they might, there would always remain in their minds the recollection of what she had said and he had listened to on the afternoon when he left for Wiesbaden.
CHAPTER XXIV ON THE NI...LE It was a callous country inhabited by a callous race, thought Calder, as he travelled down the Nile from Wadi Haifa to Assouan on his three months' furlough. He leaned over the rail of the upper deck of the steamer and looked down upon the barge lashed alongside. On the lower deck of the barge among the native passengers stood an angareb, 1 whereon was stretched the motionless figure of a human being shrouded in a black veil. The angareb and its burden had been carried on board early that morning at Korosko by two Arabs, who now sat laughing and chattering in the stern of the barge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adair yet more clearly the folly of her outcry. If she had only kept silence, she would have had a very true and con- stant friend for her neighbour, and that would have been something. It would have been a good deal. But, since she had spoken, they could never meet without embarrassment, and, practise cordiality as they might, there would always remain in their minds the recollection of what she had said and he had listened to on the afternoon when he left for Wiesbaden.
CHAPTER XXIV ON THE NI...LE It was a callous country inhabited by a callous race, thought Calder, as he travelled down the Nile from Wadi Haifa to Assouan on his three months' furlough. He leaned over the rail of the upper deck of the steamer and looked down upon the barge lashed alongside. On the lower deck of the barge among the native passengers stood an angareb, 1 whereon was stretched the motionless figure of a human being shrouded in a black veil. The angareb and its burden had been carried on board early that morning at Korosko by two Arabs, who now sat laughing and chattering in the stern of the barge.
What to read after The Four Feathers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E W Alfred Edward Woodley Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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