The Tiger of Mysore
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"After a week or two, you must stain your face, arms, and legs, and goout with Rajbullub in the evening. You must keep your eyes open, andwatch everything that passes, and do as you see others do. WhenRajbullub thinks that you can pass muster, you will take to going outwith him in the daylight, and so you will come, in time, to reach apoint that it will be safe for you to begin your attempt.
"Do not watch only the peasants. There is no saying that it may not benecessary to take to other disguis...es. Observe the traders, thesoldiers, and even the fakirs. You will see that they walk each with adifferent mien. The trader is slow and sober. The man who wears asword walks with a certain swagger. The fakir is everything by turns;he whines, and threatens; he sometimes mumbles his prayers, andsometimes shrieks at the top of his voice.
"When you are not riding or shooting, lad, do not spend your time inthe garden, or with the women. Go into the town and keep your eyesopen. Bear in mind that you are learning a lesson, and that your lifedepends upon your being perfect in every respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"After a week or two, you must stain your face, arms, and legs, and goout with Rajbullub in the evening. You must keep your eyes open, andwatch everything that passes, and do as you see others do. WhenRajbullub thinks that you can pass muster, you will take to going outwith him in the daylight, and so you will come, in time, to reach apoint that it will be safe for you to begin your attempt.
"Do not watch only the peasants. There is no saying that it may not benecessary to take to other disguis...es. Observe the traders, thesoldiers, and even the fakirs. You will see that they walk each with adifferent mien. The trader is slow and sober. The man who wears asword walks with a certain swagger. The fakir is everything by turns;he whines, and threatens; he sometimes mumbles his prayers, andsometimes shrieks at the top of his voice.
"When you are not riding or shooting, lad, do not spend your time inthe garden, or with the women. Go into the town and keep your eyesopen. Bear in mind that you are learning a lesson, and that your lifedepends upon your being perfect in every respect.
What to read after The Tiger of Mysore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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