Tristram Sahib
Tristram Sahib
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His religion isn't the quiet, unobtrusive kind you favour. " " Good old Meredith ! " the other man rejoined com- fortably.
Tristram made his way along the fringe of the procession back to his own quarters. When he closed the door he shut out the light and dust, but not the noise, and for that he was conscious of a vague thankfulness. The quiet of the place had begun to haunt him. Rather than help him forget, it reminded him of what was no longer there. He was always looking round involuntarily ...for Wickie, peering into his favourite hiding-place in the shadow, as though the bright brown eyes would have to answer his appeal, with their solemn, impudent contemplation. Or he would rap out an order to Ayeshi and cateh himself up only to realise the heaviness of the silence which answered him.
And there were other things that troubled him the carved chair where Sigrid Fersen had sat and looked at him with her disturbing eyes. At the time, she had seemed unreal, a vivid day-dream, a white glowing figure of his fancy, and now she was there always, dominating his consciousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His religion isn't the quiet, unobtrusive kind you favour. " " Good old Meredith ! " the other man rejoined com- fortably.
Tristram made his way along the fringe of the procession back to his own quarters. When he closed the door he shut out the light and dust, but not the noise, and for that he was conscious of a vague thankfulness. The quiet of the place had begun to haunt him. Rather than help him forget, it reminded him of what was no longer there. He was always looking round involuntarily ...for Wickie, peering into his favourite hiding-place in the shadow, as though the bright brown eyes would have to answer his appeal, with their solemn, impudent contemplation. Or he would rap out an order to Ayeshi and cateh himself up only to realise the heaviness of the silence which answered him.
And there were other things that troubled him the carved chair where Sigrid Fersen had sat and looked at him with her disturbing eyes. At the time, she had seemed unreal, a vivid day-dream, a white glowing figure of his fancy, and now she was there always, dominating his consciousness.
What to read after Tristram Sahib?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I a R Ida Alexa Ross Wylie to read onlineMoreLess
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