The Sheik
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She was lying on a pile of cushions in onecorner of a small-tented apartment which was otherwise bare, except forthe rug that covered the floor. In the opposite corner of the tent anArab woman crouched over a little brazier, and the smell of nativecoffee was heavy in the air. She closed her eyes again with a shudder. The attempted devotion of Gaston had been useless. This must be thecamp of the robber Sheik, Ibraheim Omair.
She lay still, pressing closely down amongst the cushions, andclenching... the sleeve of her jacket between her teeth to stifle thegroan that rose to her lips. A lump came into her throat as she thoughtof Gaston. In those last moments all inequality of rank had been sweptaway in their common peril--they had been only a white man and a whitewoman together in their extremity. She remembered how, when she hadpressed close to him, his hand had sought and gripped hers, conveyingcourage and sympathy. All that he could do he had done, he had shieldedher body with his own, it must have been over his lifeless body thatthey had taken her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was lying on a pile of cushions in onecorner of a small-tented apartment which was otherwise bare, except forthe rug that covered the floor. In the opposite corner of the tent anArab woman crouched over a little brazier, and the smell of nativecoffee was heavy in the air. She closed her eyes again with a shudder. The attempted devotion of Gaston had been useless. This must be thecamp of the robber Sheik, Ibraheim Omair.
She lay still, pressing closely down amongst the cushions, andclenching... the sleeve of her jacket between her teeth to stifle thegroan that rose to her lips. A lump came into her throat as she thoughtof Gaston. In those last moments all inequality of rank had been sweptaway in their common peril--they had been only a white man and a whitewoman together in their extremity. She remembered how, when she hadpressed close to him, his hand had sought and gripped hers, conveyingcourage and sympathy. All that he could do he had done, he had shieldedher body with his own, it must have been over his lifeless body thatthey had taken her.
What to read after The Sheik?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hull Edith Maude to read onlineMoreLess
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