The Winds of the World
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Afterthat I heard the sahib's voice, and then this happened. That is all, sahib. " "Well!" said Ranjoor Singh. And for the third time his trooper sawfit to salute him.
Who shall be trusted to carry my trust? (Hither, and answer me, stranger!) Slow to give ground be he--swifter to thrust-- Instant, --yet wary o' danger! Hand without craftiness, eye without lust, Lip without flattery! Such an one must Prove yet his worthiness--yet earn my trust! (Closer, and answer me, stranger!) First let me... lead him alone, and apart; There let me feel of his pulse and his heart! (Hither, and play with me, stranger!) CHAPTER XI Men say Yasmini does not sleep. Of course, that is absurd. None theless, it is certain she must do much of her plotting in the daytime, for by night, until after midnight, she is always the Yasmini whomthe Northern gentry know, at home to all comers in her wonderfulapartment.
It is ever a mystery to them how she knows all that is going on inDelhi, and in India, and in the greater outer world, although theythemselves bring her information that no government could ever suckout of the silent hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afterthat I heard the sahib's voice, and then this happened. That is all, sahib. " "Well!" said Ranjoor Singh. And for the third time his trooper sawfit to salute him.
Who shall be trusted to carry my trust? (Hither, and answer me, stranger!) Slow to give ground be he--swifter to thrust-- Instant, --yet wary o' danger! Hand without craftiness, eye without lust, Lip without flattery! Such an one must Prove yet his worthiness--yet earn my trust! (Closer, and answer me, stranger!) First let me... lead him alone, and apart; There let me feel of his pulse and his heart! (Hither, and play with me, stranger!) CHAPTER XI Men say Yasmini does not sleep. Of course, that is absurd. None theless, it is certain she must do much of her plotting in the daytime, for by night, until after midnight, she is always the Yasmini whomthe Northern gentry know, at home to all comers in her wonderfulapartment.
It is ever a mystery to them how she knows all that is going on inDelhi, and in India, and in the greater outer world, although theythemselves bring her information that no government could ever suckout of the silent hills.
What to read after The Winds of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mundy Talbot to read onlineMoreLess
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