The Naulahka, a Story of West And East
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"Hospi- tal is quite ready for inspection. Stand back from the miss sahib!" he shouted in the vernacu- lar, as Kate slipped to the ground, and the crowd closed about her. Mrs. Estes remained in the saddle, watching the scene.
A STOEY or -WEST AND BAST. 145 A woman of the desert, very tall, gold-colored, and scarlet-lipped, threw back her face-cloth, caught Rate by the wrist, and made as if she would drag her away, crying aloud fiercely in the vernacular.
The trouble in her eyes was not to be de...nied.
Kate followed unresisting, and, as the crowd parted, saw a camel kneeling in the roadway. On its back a gaunt skeleton of a man was mutter- ing, and picking aimlessly at the nail-studded saddle. The woman drew herself up to full height, and, without a word, flung herself down upon the ground, clasping Kate's feet. Kate stooped to raise her, her under lip quivering, and the doctor from the steps shouted cheerfully: "Oh, that is all right. He is confirmed luna- tic, her husband. She is always bringing him here." "Have you done nothing, then?" cried Kate, turning on him angrily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Hospi- tal is quite ready for inspection. Stand back from the miss sahib!" he shouted in the vernacu- lar, as Kate slipped to the ground, and the crowd closed about her. Mrs. Estes remained in the saddle, watching the scene.
A STOEY or -WEST AND BAST. 145 A woman of the desert, very tall, gold-colored, and scarlet-lipped, threw back her face-cloth, caught Rate by the wrist, and made as if she would drag her away, crying aloud fiercely in the vernacular.
The trouble in her eyes was not to be de...nied.
Kate followed unresisting, and, as the crowd parted, saw a camel kneeling in the roadway. On its back a gaunt skeleton of a man was mutter- ing, and picking aimlessly at the nail-studded saddle. The woman drew herself up to full height, and, without a word, flung herself down upon the ground, clasping Kate's feet. Kate stooped to raise her, her under lip quivering, and the doctor from the steps shouted cheerfully: "Oh, that is all right. He is confirmed luna- tic, her husband. She is always bringing him here." "Have you done nothing, then?" cried Kate, turning on him angrily.
What to read after The Naulahka, a Story of West And East?
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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