The Hatanee a Tale of Burman Superstition
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In another moment Ba Saw would have been overwhelmed ; but, at this critical juncture, a voice cried out " The Hatanee ! " The effect was astounding. Never once, even in the wildest moments of the riot, had the crowd dared to utter that name those dreadful syllables. The words struck them like a light- ning-flash. They stood petrified in their attitudes, some bending forward, some with das uplifted, some with spears poised for the throw. Their very expressions were frozen on their faces : the m...ouths remained open as if shouting, but the words were stopped in the throats, and the roar of voices had ceased abruptly, as if cut off with a knife. Then, 180 The Hatanee slowly, their looks and attitudes melted with terror, and their eyes turned towards the man who had uttered that dreadful word. He stood pointing towards the hut, pointing to something on the ground The woman !
Pwa Cho was hobbling towards them on all fours, or rather, on three legs, for in one hand she held a da.
She had seen Ba Saw hard pressed, fighting with a broken spear-head against the army of weapons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In another moment Ba Saw would have been overwhelmed ; but, at this critical juncture, a voice cried out " The Hatanee ! " The effect was astounding. Never once, even in the wildest moments of the riot, had the crowd dared to utter that name those dreadful syllables. The words struck them like a light- ning-flash. They stood petrified in their attitudes, some bending forward, some with das uplifted, some with spears poised for the throw. Their very expressions were frozen on their faces : the m...ouths remained open as if shouting, but the words were stopped in the throats, and the roar of voices had ceased abruptly, as if cut off with a knife. Then, 180 The Hatanee slowly, their looks and attitudes melted with terror, and their eyes turned towards the man who had uttered that dreadful word. He stood pointing towards the hut, pointing to something on the ground The woman !
Pwa Cho was hobbling towards them on all fours, or rather, on three legs, for in one hand she held a da.
She had seen Ba Saw hard pressed, fighting with a broken spear-head against the army of weapons.
What to read after The Hatanee a Tale of Burman Superstition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Eggar to read onlineMoreLess
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