The Poison Tree 8 5
The Poison Tree 8 5
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" Kunda repeated her words.
The householder recognizing the voice, drew Kunda indoors, and, makinga fire, discovered herself to be Hira. She comforted Kunda, saying, "I understand--you have run away from the scolding; have no fear, Iwill tell no one. You shall stay with me for a couple of days. " Hira's dwelling was surrounded by a wall. Inside were a couple ofclean mud-built huts. The walls of the rooms were decorated withfigures of flowers, birds, and gods. In the court-yard grew red-leavedve...getables, and near them jasmine and roses. The gardener from theBabu's house had planted them. If Hira had wished, he would have givenher anything from the Babu's garden. His profit in this was that Hirawith her own hand prepared his huka and handed it to him.
In one of the huts Hira slept; in the other her grandmother. Hira madeup a bed for Kunda beside her own. Kunda lay there, but did not sleep. Kunda desired to remain hidden, and therefore consented to be lockedin the room on the following day when Hira went to her work, so thatshe should not be seen by the grandmother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Kunda repeated her words.
The householder recognizing the voice, drew Kunda indoors, and, makinga fire, discovered herself to be Hira. She comforted Kunda, saying, "I understand--you have run away from the scolding; have no fear, Iwill tell no one. You shall stay with me for a couple of days. " Hira's dwelling was surrounded by a wall. Inside were a couple ofclean mud-built huts. The walls of the rooms were decorated withfigures of flowers, birds, and gods. In the court-yard grew red-leavedve...getables, and near them jasmine and roses. The gardener from theBabu's house had planted them. If Hira had wished, he would have givenher anything from the Babu's garden. His profit in this was that Hirawith her own hand prepared his huka and handed it to him.
In one of the huts Hira slept; in the other her grandmother. Hira madeup a bed for Kunda beside her own. Kunda lay there, but did not sleep. Kunda desired to remain hidden, and therefore consented to be lockedin the room on the following day when Hira went to her work, so thatshe should not be seen by the grandmother.
What to read after The Poison Tree 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee to read onlineMoreLess
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