The Kipling Reader
The Kipling Reader
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And what was thy mother?' 'A woman of the hills. We be Lepchas of Darjeeling, but me they callan outlander because my hair is as thou seest. ' The Thibetan woman, his wife, touched him on the arm gently. The longparley outside the fort had lasted far into the day. It was now closeupon twilight--the hour of the Angelus. Very solemnly, the red-headedbrats rose from the floor and formed a semicircle. Namgay Doola laidhis gun against the wall, lighted a little oil lamp, and set itbefore a recess in... the wall. Pulling aside a curtain of dirty clothhe revealed a worn brass crucifix leaning against the helmet-badge ofa long forgotten East India regiment. 'Thus did my father, ' he said, crossing himself clumsily. The wife and children followed suit. Thenall together they struck up the wailing chant that I heard on thehillside-- Dir han
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what was thy mother?' 'A woman of the hills. We be Lepchas of Darjeeling, but me they callan outlander because my hair is as thou seest. ' The Thibetan woman, his wife, touched him on the arm gently. The longparley outside the fort had lasted far into the day. It was now closeupon twilight--the hour of the Angelus. Very solemnly, the red-headedbrats rose from the floor and formed a semicircle. Namgay Doola laidhis gun against the wall, lighted a little oil lamp, and set itbefore a recess in... the wall. Pulling aside a curtain of dirty clothhe revealed a worn brass crucifix leaning against the helmet-badge ofa long forgotten East India regiment. 'Thus did my father, ' he said, crossing himself clumsily. The wife and children followed suit. Thenall together they struck up the wailing chant that I heard on thehillside-- Dir han
What to read after The Kipling Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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