The Pointing Man
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Between the pillar and the sanctuaryitself, was a small table covered with an embroidered shawl, worked inspangles that glittered and shone, and beneath the table were a numberof smooth stones.
Leh Shin locked his hands together and passed up the aisle, close towhere the palm trees rustled and stirred, and fear was upon him likethat of a hungry dog. He crossed a line of light cast by some candles, and it seemed to him that the curtains moved as he approached. The JossHouse was apparently empty,... and yet it did not seem empty. Invisibleeyes watched behind the carved screens that shut out the priests' houseson either side, invisible ears might easily catch the lowest whisper ofhis prayer. Soundless impressions of moving things that had no shapehaunted his consciousness, and he started in panic as his own shadowfell before him when he stepped across the burning candles and slid intothe close alley between the table and the shrine.
He bent down suddenly and, feeling on the cold marble of the floor, tookup two of the stones and beat them together with the loud clapping noisewhich proclaimed a suppliant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Between the pillar and the sanctuaryitself, was a small table covered with an embroidered shawl, worked inspangles that glittered and shone, and beneath the table were a numberof smooth stones.
Leh Shin locked his hands together and passed up the aisle, close towhere the palm trees rustled and stirred, and fear was upon him likethat of a hungry dog. He crossed a line of light cast by some candles, and it seemed to him that the curtains moved as he approached. The JossHouse was apparently empty,... and yet it did not seem empty. Invisibleeyes watched behind the carved screens that shut out the priests' houseson either side, invisible ears might easily catch the lowest whisper ofhis prayer. Soundless impressions of moving things that had no shapehaunted his consciousness, and he started in panic as his own shadowfell before him when he stepped across the burning candles and slid intothe close alley between the table and the shrine.
He bent down suddenly and, feeling on the cold marble of the floor, tookup two of the stones and beat them together with the loud clapping noisewhich proclaimed a suppliant.
What to read after The Pointing Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douie Marjorie to read onlineMoreLess
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