The Little Hunchback Zia
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" He was trembling ashe spoke. "A man who has been pondering on sin dare not pass theirbeauty by. They draw him, and show him his own soul. Having seen them, Imust turn my camel's feet backward and go no farther on this road whichwas to lead me to a black deed. " He bent down, and dropped a purse intothe child's alms-bag, still staring at him and breathing hard. "Theyhave the look, " he muttered, "of eyes that might behold the Messiah. Whoknows? Who knows?" And he turned his camel's head, still... shuddering alittle, and he rode away back toward the place from which he had come.
There was gold in the purse he had given, and when Zia carried it backto Judith, she snatched it from him and asked him many questions. Shemade him repeat word for word all that had passed.
After that he was sent out to beg day after day, and in time he vaguelyunderstood [Illustration with caption: "'Perhaps when he is a man he will be agreat soothsayer and reader of the stars'"] that the old woman had spoken falsely when she had said that evilspirits looked forth hideously from his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He was trembling ashe spoke. "A man who has been pondering on sin dare not pass theirbeauty by. They draw him, and show him his own soul. Having seen them, Imust turn my camel's feet backward and go no farther on this road whichwas to lead me to a black deed. " He bent down, and dropped a purse intothe child's alms-bag, still staring at him and breathing hard. "Theyhave the look, " he muttered, "of eyes that might behold the Messiah. Whoknows? Who knows?" And he turned his camel's head, still... shuddering alittle, and he rode away back toward the place from which he had come.
There was gold in the purse he had given, and when Zia carried it backto Judith, she snatched it from him and asked him many questions. Shemade him repeat word for word all that had passed.
After that he was sent out to beg day after day, and in time he vaguelyunderstood [Illustration with caption: "'Perhaps when he is a man he will be agreat soothsayer and reader of the stars'"] that the old woman had spoken falsely when she had said that evilspirits looked forth hideously from his eyes.
What to read after The Little Hunchback Zia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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