The Hungry Stones : And Other Stories
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" So the Three Companions set out on their travels together. In theharbour were anchored the twelve ships of the merchant, and the ThreeCompanions got on board. The south wind was blowing, and the twelveships sailed away, as fast as the desires which rose in the Prince'sbreast.
At the Conch Shell Island they filled one ship with conchs. At theSandal Wood Island they filled a second ship with sandal-wood, and atthe Coral Island they filled a third ship with coral.
Four years passed away, and the...y filled four more ships, one with ivory, one with musk, one with cloves, and one with nutmegs.
But when these ships were all loaded a terrible tempest arose. The shipswere all of them sunk, with their cloves and nutmeg, and musk andivory, and coral and sandal-wood and conchs. But the ship with the ThreeCompanions struck on an island reef, buried them safe ashore, and itselfbroke in pieces.
This was the famous Island of Cards, where lived the Ace and Kingand Queen and Knave, with the Nines and Tens and all the otherMembers--according to the Rules.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So the Three Companions set out on their travels together. In theharbour were anchored the twelve ships of the merchant, and the ThreeCompanions got on board. The south wind was blowing, and the twelveships sailed away, as fast as the desires which rose in the Prince'sbreast.
At the Conch Shell Island they filled one ship with conchs. At theSandal Wood Island they filled a second ship with sandal-wood, and atthe Coral Island they filled a third ship with coral.
Four years passed away, and the...y filled four more ships, one with ivory, one with musk, one with cloves, and one with nutmegs.
But when these ships were all loaded a terrible tempest arose. The shipswere all of them sunk, with their cloves and nutmeg, and musk andivory, and coral and sandal-wood and conchs. But the ship with the ThreeCompanions struck on an island reef, buried them safe ashore, and itselfbroke in pieces.
This was the famous Island of Cards, where lived the Ace and Kingand Queen and Knave, with the Nines and Tens and all the otherMembers--according to the Rules.
What to read after The Hungry Stones : And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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