The Verdict of the Gods
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The being ad- vanced, hobbling over the crooked legs. It was the Grey Hyena. He remembered the tales of his childhood, mothers' tales to frighten children. The cun- ning beast that first wailed like a child to al- lure its unwary victim, then tore it to pieces. The ingenuity of a fiend, perchance a human fiend! He remembered the teachings of his faith; the souls of the accursed haunting the bodies of beasts in their re-incarnations ; of their return- ing to earth to expiate the sins of their pa...st lives. He stood still, with his hand to his bosom where lay the small dagger he had received in his prison too small, too material, for such a foe. But the hyena blinked, and in that there was a leer a scornful leer. "Hook-ka huah! . . . Huah! huah! huah!" laughed the hyena. It ambled out of the grotto, blinked and leered again, then with the same laugh disap- 199 2IIf* Uerfcirt nf tty*
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The being ad- vanced, hobbling over the crooked legs. It was the Grey Hyena. He remembered the tales of his childhood, mothers' tales to frighten children. The cun- ning beast that first wailed like a child to al- lure its unwary victim, then tore it to pieces. The ingenuity of a fiend, perchance a human fiend! He remembered the teachings of his faith; the souls of the accursed haunting the bodies of beasts in their re-incarnations ; of their return- ing to earth to expiate the sins of their pa...st lives. He stood still, with his hand to his bosom where lay the small dagger he had received in his prison too small, too material, for such a foe. But the hyena blinked, and in that there was a leer a scornful leer. "Hook-ka huah! . . . Huah! huah! huah!" laughed the hyena. It ambled out of the grotto, blinked and leered again, then with the same laugh disap- 199 2IIf* Uerfcirt nf tty*
What to read after The Verdict of the Gods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ghosh Sarath Kumar to read online
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