The Twisted Foot
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You re alive. " Rama stared wistfully into the pool. "It is thus always, brother. A man dies. His horse will wiiinny for days, and paw in the stall through night after night, and refuse grain, listening for his step. His step, that no longer bends the grass. But with women ! Next day his woman will sit laugh ing, and eating sweetmeats, and buying new silks of some box-wallah from the land of Kling. A good friend of mine died, and his Ah ! I have seen that, also ; and it has made me sad. " "It s... not so, Rama, with this girl. " "No?" The royal misogynist waved his legs, despondent as before. "How can you tell ?" "One has only to see her. " "It may be, " agreed the Sultan gloomily. "There must be another kind, or else the old tales and poems lie. I have never seen such a woman. " Suddenly he glanced up. "But this one, Bow man: suppose she could forget her dead man, and remember only you? How then?" THE GREEN POOL 177 "If I thought she was that kind, " said David hastily, "I shouldn t be here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You re alive. " Rama stared wistfully into the pool. "It is thus always, brother. A man dies. His horse will wiiinny for days, and paw in the stall through night after night, and refuse grain, listening for his step. His step, that no longer bends the grass. But with women ! Next day his woman will sit laugh ing, and eating sweetmeats, and buying new silks of some box-wallah from the land of Kling. A good friend of mine died, and his Ah ! I have seen that, also ; and it has made me sad. " "It s... not so, Rama, with this girl. " "No?" The royal misogynist waved his legs, despondent as before. "How can you tell ?" "One has only to see her. " "It may be, " agreed the Sultan gloomily. "There must be another kind, or else the old tales and poems lie. I have never seen such a woman. " Suddenly he glanced up. "But this one, Bow man: suppose she could forget her dead man, and remember only you? How then?" THE GREEN POOL 177 "If I thought she was that kind, " said David hastily, "I shouldn t be here.
What to read after The Twisted Foot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rideout Henry Milner to read onlineMoreLess
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