The Garden of Allah
The Garden of Allah
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Oh, how far away we are, asif we were at the end of the world!" Either her last words, or her previous change of manner to a lightercheerfulness, almost a briskness, seemed to rouse Androvsky to a greaterconfidence, even to anticipation of possible pleasure.
"Yes. After all it is only the desert men who are here. Amara is theirMetropolis, and in it we shall only see their life. " His horse plunged. He had touched it sharply with his heel.
"I believe you hate the thought of civilisation, " she e...xclaimed.
"And you?" "I never think of it. I feel almost as if I had never known it, andcould never know it. " "Why should you? You love the wilds. " "They make my whole nature leap. Even when I was a child it was so. I remember once reading _Maud_. In it I came upon a passage--I can'tremember it well, but it was about the red man--" She thought for a moment, looking towards the city.
"I don't know how it is quite, " she murmured. "'When the red manlaughs by his cedar tree, and the red man's babe leaps beyond thesea'--something like that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, how far away we are, asif we were at the end of the world!" Either her last words, or her previous change of manner to a lightercheerfulness, almost a briskness, seemed to rouse Androvsky to a greaterconfidence, even to anticipation of possible pleasure.
"Yes. After all it is only the desert men who are here. Amara is theirMetropolis, and in it we shall only see their life. " His horse plunged. He had touched it sharply with his heel.
"I believe you hate the thought of civilisation, " she e...xclaimed.
"And you?" "I never think of it. I feel almost as if I had never known it, andcould never know it. " "Why should you? You love the wilds. " "They make my whole nature leap. Even when I was a child it was so. I remember once reading _Maud_. In it I came upon a passage--I can'tremember it well, but it was about the red man--" She thought for a moment, looking towards the city.
"I don't know how it is quite, " she murmured. "'When the red manlaughs by his cedar tree, and the red man's babe leaps beyond thesea'--something like that.
What to read after The Garden of Allah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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