The Kuzzilbash a Tale of Khorasan volume 2
The Kuzzilbash a Tale of Khorasan volume 2
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take care — don't speak so loud, you may waken him, or others may hear you. ' — ' Oh, never fear, he is sound enough, and all the rest are gone to water the corn. "' — ' Well ; to-night a little of the poison we got from the Dervish will do his busi- ness. He is ill already — he has been beaten and wounded by the Ballooches — all this is known ; what so natural as that he should die ? Don't let any one come near him ; and be sure you mention to all you see, how ill our poor guest is. '' — ' Be-... chushm P # replied the son ; and they separated.
" You may imagine my feelings, gentlemen, on hearing this dialogue : — my situation was, if pos- sible, yet more appalling than it was when sur- rounded by robbers in the Robaut-e-deeve ; for I was now sick and exhausted, hardly able to stand, and quite unable either to defend myself or to fly, even if I knew whither to bend my steps. I was absolutely in the power of remorseless villains, who, by their own confession, traded in blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
take care — don't speak so loud, you may waken him, or others may hear you. ' — ' Oh, never fear, he is sound enough, and all the rest are gone to water the corn. "' — ' Well ; to-night a little of the poison we got from the Dervish will do his busi- ness. He is ill already — he has been beaten and wounded by the Ballooches — all this is known ; what so natural as that he should die ? Don't let any one come near him ; and be sure you mention to all you see, how ill our poor guest is. '' — ' Be-... chushm P # replied the son ; and they separated.
" You may imagine my feelings, gentlemen, on hearing this dialogue : — my situation was, if pos- sible, yet more appalling than it was when sur- rounded by robbers in the Robaut-e-deeve ; for I was now sick and exhausted, hardly able to stand, and quite unable either to defend myself or to fly, even if I knew whither to bend my steps. I was absolutely in the power of remorseless villains, who, by their own confession, traded in blood.
What to read after The Kuzzilbash a Tale of Khorasan volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Baillie Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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