The Young Zemindr His Erratic Wanderings And Eventual Return Being a Recor
The Young Zemindr His Erratic Wanderings And Eventual Return Being a Recor
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THE wish to return home had arisen, and Monohur stopped not to think of the dangers that were risked. He had to go back, and would do so regardless of consequences, for the desire to see his mother had grown into a pain; and the journey was undertaken with feverish energy, though the weather had already be- come wet and nasty, and the way to retrace was so long.
It was a hurried start, unaccompanied by any disposi- tion to loiter on the road ; and the penitent son moved on as fast as dooli-daks... and boats could carry him, his spirit rising as he passed through well-remembered dis- tricts and villages that brought him nearer and nearer to his native place.
" We are tired of pushing on at this rate, " would his bearers frequently remonstrate, in the vain hope of being able to induce him to go by easier stages. He did not feel the tedium they complained of ; he could not imagine how anyone could tire on such an errand as his ; and he hurried forward more and more vehemently, till, after a continuous journey of twenty odd days, the familiar trees of Bona Ghat arose before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE wish to return home had arisen, and Monohur stopped not to think of the dangers that were risked. He had to go back, and would do so regardless of consequences, for the desire to see his mother had grown into a pain; and the journey was undertaken with feverish energy, though the weather had already be- come wet and nasty, and the way to retrace was so long.
It was a hurried start, unaccompanied by any disposi- tion to loiter on the road ; and the penitent son moved on as fast as dooli-daks... and boats could carry him, his spirit rising as he passed through well-remembered dis- tricts and villages that brought him nearer and nearer to his native place.
" We are tired of pushing on at this rate, " would his bearers frequently remonstrate, in the vain hope of being able to induce him to go by easier stages. He did not feel the tedium they complained of ; he could not imagine how anyone could tire on such an errand as his ; and he hurried forward more and more vehemently, till, after a continuous journey of twenty odd days, the familiar trees of Bona Ghat arose before him.
What to read after The Young Zemindr His Erratic Wanderings And Eventual Return Being a Recor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shoshee Chunder Dutt to read onlineMoreLess
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