The Lost Continent
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Do youhear that? Do you know too that I can have you tossed to those stripedgate-keepers of mine for meddling in here without an invitation?" Helooked at me sharp enough, but saw plainly that I was a stranger. "Butperhaps you carry a name, my man, which warrants your impertinence?" "Deucalion is my poor name, " I said, "but I cannot expect you will knowit. I am but newly landed here, sir, and when I left Atlantis some scoreof years back, a very different man to you held guard over these gates. ..."He had his forehead on my feet by this time. "I had it from the Empressthis night that she will to-morrow make a new sorting of this kingdom'sdignities. Perhaps there is some recommendation you would wish me to laybefore her in return for your courtesies?" "My lord, " said the man, "if you wish it, I can have a turn with thosecave-tigers myself now, and you can look on from behind the walls andsee them tear me. " "Why tell me what is no news?" "I wish to remind my lord of his power; I wish to beg of his clemency.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do youhear that? Do you know too that I can have you tossed to those stripedgate-keepers of mine for meddling in here without an invitation?" Helooked at me sharp enough, but saw plainly that I was a stranger. "Butperhaps you carry a name, my man, which warrants your impertinence?" "Deucalion is my poor name, " I said, "but I cannot expect you will knowit. I am but newly landed here, sir, and when I left Atlantis some scoreof years back, a very different man to you held guard over these gates. ..."He had his forehead on my feet by this time. "I had it from the Empressthis night that she will to-morrow make a new sorting of this kingdom'sdignities. Perhaps there is some recommendation you would wish me to laybefore her in return for your courtesies?" "My lord, " said the man, "if you wish it, I can have a turn with thosecave-tigers myself now, and you can look on from behind the walls andsee them tear me. " "Why tell me what is no news?" "I wish to remind my lord of his power; I wish to beg of his clemency.
What to read after The Lost Continent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hyne Charles John Cutcliffe Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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