The World's Desire
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Suddenly, as they feasted and grew merry, the doors at the end of thechamber were thrown wide, the Guards fell back in fear, and behold, atthe end of the hall, stood two men. Their faces were tawny, dry, wastedwith desert wandering; their noses were hooked like eagles' beaks, andtheir eyes were yellow as the eyes of lions. They were clad in roughskins of beasts, girdled about their waists with leathern thongs, andfiercely they lifted their naked arms, and waved their wands of cedar. Both men we...re old, one was white-bearded, the other was shaven smoothlike the priests of Egypt. As they lifted the rods on high the Guardsshrank like beaten hounds, and all the guests hid their faces, saveMeriamun and the Wanderer alone. Even Pharaoh dared not look on them, but he murmured angrily in his beard: "By the name of Osiris, " he said, "here be those Soothsayers of theApura once again. Now Death waits on those who let them pass the doors. " Then one of the two men, he who was shaven like a priest, cried with agreat voice: "_Pharaoh!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly, as they feasted and grew merry, the doors at the end of thechamber were thrown wide, the Guards fell back in fear, and behold, atthe end of the hall, stood two men. Their faces were tawny, dry, wastedwith desert wandering; their noses were hooked like eagles' beaks, andtheir eyes were yellow as the eyes of lions. They were clad in roughskins of beasts, girdled about their waists with leathern thongs, andfiercely they lifted their naked arms, and waved their wands of cedar. Both men we...re old, one was white-bearded, the other was shaven smoothlike the priests of Egypt. As they lifted the rods on high the Guardsshrank like beaten hounds, and all the guests hid their faces, saveMeriamun and the Wanderer alone. Even Pharaoh dared not look on them, but he murmured angrily in his beard: "By the name of Osiris, " he said, "here be those Soothsayers of theApura once again. Now Death waits on those who let them pass the doors. " Then one of the two men, he who was shaven like a priest, cried with agreat voice: "_Pharaoh!
What to read after The World's Desire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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