The Lance of Kanana
The Lance of Kanana
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The chief of the caravan sat upon his back, as unmindful of every thing as though he were still upon the track- less sand.
It is not impossible that the sheik was really sleeping, and unconsciously grasping his ugly lance, while his Damascus blade hung ready by his side.
He roused in a moment, however, for with LED BY A WHITE CAMEL. 55 many a grunt and groan the great, ungainly, and yet very stately, ships of the desert came slowly and drowsily to anchor in the court before the Caaba.
" Haji, "... a naked little urchin muttered, look- ing up from his play ; but he should have known better. Haji means pilgrims, and these are no pilgrims.
There are seasons when this city is one mass of humanity. Haji by hundreds and thousands throng the narrow streets, but these are Bed- ouins of the desert, bound upon some other mission than worshiping before the Caaba, kiss- ing the Black Stone or drinking the holy watei of Zemzem.
The leader of the white camel gave a pecu- liar pull to the rope hanging over his shoulder, attached to the animal's bridle, and uttered a short, sharp word of command.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chief of the caravan sat upon his back, as unmindful of every thing as though he were still upon the track- less sand.
It is not impossible that the sheik was really sleeping, and unconsciously grasping his ugly lance, while his Damascus blade hung ready by his side.
He roused in a moment, however, for with LED BY A WHITE CAMEL. 55 many a grunt and groan the great, ungainly, and yet very stately, ships of the desert came slowly and drowsily to anchor in the court before the Caaba.
" Haji, "... a naked little urchin muttered, look- ing up from his play ; but he should have known better. Haji means pilgrims, and these are no pilgrims.
There are seasons when this city is one mass of humanity. Haji by hundreds and thousands throng the narrow streets, but these are Bed- ouins of the desert, bound upon some other mission than worshiping before the Caaba, kiss- ing the Black Stone or drinking the holy watei of Zemzem.
The leader of the white camel gave a pecu- liar pull to the rope hanging over his shoulder, attached to the animal's bridle, and uttered a short, sharp word of command.
What to read after The Lance of Kanana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry W Harry Willard French to read onlineMoreLess
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