Tuen Slave And Empress
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" There is no cause for such sorrow, I tell you, " he repeated. " Great is the Emperor, and his riches like the ever- Tuen, Slave and Empress. 117 flowing waters. There is no end to them. His palace, I have heard, is of gold and gems ; there is nothing like it in all the world. " But this picture brought no consolation to Tuen. She only moaned and cried and begged to stay where she was.
"Is it that you are angry with me?" she asked. '' Do I no longer please you, that you want to get rid of me ?... " '* No, Tuen, " he answered, " it is only that I do not know what else to send my Emperor, and I dare not risk his dis- pleasure. But neither will he thank me to send him an unwilling girl, so dry your >> eyes.
"Then it would be a great favor to you if I went and looked happy?" she inquired in a curiously strained voice.
" So I have told you, " he said wearily, for he detested scenes most cordially, and was anxious to bring this one to a close.
ii8 Tuen, Slave and Empress.
Then it was that the Httle slave girl showed the greatness of her nature, for she wiped away her tears and rose to her feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There is no cause for such sorrow, I tell you, " he repeated. " Great is the Emperor, and his riches like the ever- Tuen, Slave and Empress. 117 flowing waters. There is no end to them. His palace, I have heard, is of gold and gems ; there is nothing like it in all the world. " But this picture brought no consolation to Tuen. She only moaned and cried and begged to stay where she was.
"Is it that you are angry with me?" she asked. '' Do I no longer please you, that you want to get rid of me ?... " '* No, Tuen, " he answered, " it is only that I do not know what else to send my Emperor, and I dare not risk his dis- pleasure. But neither will he thank me to send him an unwilling girl, so dry your >> eyes.
"Then it would be a great favor to you if I went and looked happy?" she inquired in a curiously strained voice.
" So I have told you, " he said wearily, for he detested scenes most cordially, and was anxious to bring this one to a close.
ii8 Tuen, Slave and Empress.
Then it was that the Httle slave girl showed the greatness of her nature, for she wiped away her tears and rose to her feet.
What to read after Tuen Slave And Empress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Gray Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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