The Quest of the Four Leaved Clover a Story of Arabia
The Quest of the Four Leaved Clover a Story of Arabia
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The marks are fresh. " The two men looked as far as their eyes could reach, but saw only sand, rocks, and sky. They were in the midst of a desolate region. The trail wound among huge masses of reddish granite which lifted themselves out of the sand like crumbling ruins. Great cracks yawned in the earth, caves ap- peared among the rocks, the dry beds of mountain torrents crossed their way, - - it was a place where graves seemed to open for the traveler on every side.
100 THE ATTACK ioi Not a bir...d in the sky, not a gazelle in the distance, not a speck on the horizon ! Only a brazen sky above and the silence of death on every hand.
Hafiz hastened to the head of the caravan. Each man fell into line. All were as silent as night. No sound was heard except the crunching of the sand under the feet of the camels. After proceeding thus for an hour - - and it was an hour which seemed al- most endless- -they came to a hill. Hafiz, who was ahead, climbed it, leaving his horse halfway up. As he approached the top he threw himself upon the ground and crawled between the rocks, where he remained for a long time, gazing out over the plain ; then he descended softly, mounted his horse, and galloped to Abdallah's side, his face as calm as when he departed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The marks are fresh. " The two men looked as far as their eyes could reach, but saw only sand, rocks, and sky. They were in the midst of a desolate region. The trail wound among huge masses of reddish granite which lifted themselves out of the sand like crumbling ruins. Great cracks yawned in the earth, caves ap- peared among the rocks, the dry beds of mountain torrents crossed their way, - - it was a place where graves seemed to open for the traveler on every side.
100 THE ATTACK ioi Not a bir...d in the sky, not a gazelle in the distance, not a speck on the horizon ! Only a brazen sky above and the silence of death on every hand.
Hafiz hastened to the head of the caravan. Each man fell into line. All were as silent as night. No sound was heard except the crunching of the sand under the feet of the camels. After proceeding thus for an hour - - and it was an hour which seemed al- most endless- -they came to a hill. Hafiz, who was ahead, climbed it, leaving his horse halfway up. As he approached the top he threw himself upon the ground and crawled between the rocks, where he remained for a long time, gazing out over the plain ; then he descended softly, mounted his horse, and galloped to Abdallah's side, his face as calm as when he departed.
What to read after The Quest of the Four Leaved Clover a Story of Arabia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douard Laboulaye to read onlineMoreLess
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