The Prince of India of Why Constantinople Fell volume 1
The Prince of India of Why Constantinople Fell volume 1
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Around her were palm and rose trees in painted tubs, and in then* midst, springing from a tall vase carven over with mythologic figures, a jasmine vine affected all the graces of its most delicate nature. Within reach of her right hand there were platters of burnished brass on a table of ebony, its thin, spider legs inlaid with silver in lines. One of the platters bore a heap of white biscuits such as at this day are called crackers ; the others supported pitchers, and some drinking cups, all o...f silver.
The mistress sat in an arm-chair very smooth in finish despite the lineations sunk into its surfaces, and so roomy as to permit her to drop easily into a half -re- clining posture. A footstool dressed in dark stamped leather was ready to lend its aid to gracefulness and comfort.
We will presume now to introduce the reader to the Princess Irene, though, as the introduction must be in the way of description, our inability to render the subject adequately is admitted in advance.
At the moment of first sight, she is sitting erect, her head turned slightly to the left shoulder, and both hands resting on the dog's head garnishing the right arm of the chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Around her were palm and rose trees in painted tubs, and in then* midst, springing from a tall vase carven over with mythologic figures, a jasmine vine affected all the graces of its most delicate nature. Within reach of her right hand there were platters of burnished brass on a table of ebony, its thin, spider legs inlaid with silver in lines. One of the platters bore a heap of white biscuits such as at this day are called crackers ; the others supported pitchers, and some drinking cups, all o...f silver.
The mistress sat in an arm-chair very smooth in finish despite the lineations sunk into its surfaces, and so roomy as to permit her to drop easily into a half -re- clining posture. A footstool dressed in dark stamped leather was ready to lend its aid to gracefulness and comfort.
We will presume now to introduce the reader to the Princess Irene, though, as the introduction must be in the way of description, our inability to render the subject adequately is admitted in advance.
At the moment of first sight, she is sitting erect, her head turned slightly to the left shoulder, and both hands resting on the dog's head garnishing the right arm of the chair.
What to read after The Prince of India of Why Constantinople Fell volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lew Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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