Uarda : a Romance of Ancient Egypt — volume 10
Uarda : a Romance of Ancient Egypt — volume 10
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He hopedto become an ally of the king of Egypt, and he asked would he desire tocall a degraded man his friend?
Rameses measured the proud and noble figure before him with a glance, andsaid severely: "I am prepared to treat for peace only with such of my enemies as arewilling to bow to the double crown that I wear. If you persist in yourrefusal, you and your people will have no part in the favorableconditions that I am prepared to grant to these, your allies. " The captive prince preserved his d...ignified demeanor, which wasnevertheless free from insolence, when these words of the king wereinterpreted to him, and replied that he had come intending to procurepeace at any cost, but that he never could nor would grovel in the dustat any man's feet nor before any crown. He would depart on the followingday; one favor, however, he requested in his daughter's name and his own--and he had heard that the Egyptians respected women. The king knew, of course, that his charioteer Mena had treated his daughter, not as aprisoner but as a sister, and Praxilla now felt a wish, which he himselfshared, to bid farewell to the noble Mena, and his wife, and to thank himfor his magnanimous generosity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hopedto become an ally of the king of Egypt, and he asked would he desire tocall a degraded man his friend?
Rameses measured the proud and noble figure before him with a glance, andsaid severely: "I am prepared to treat for peace only with such of my enemies as arewilling to bow to the double crown that I wear. If you persist in yourrefusal, you and your people will have no part in the favorableconditions that I am prepared to grant to these, your allies. " The captive prince preserved his d...ignified demeanor, which wasnevertheless free from insolence, when these words of the king wereinterpreted to him, and replied that he had come intending to procurepeace at any cost, but that he never could nor would grovel in the dustat any man's feet nor before any crown. He would depart on the followingday; one favor, however, he requested in his daughter's name and his own--and he had heard that the Egyptians respected women. The king knew, of course, that his charioteer Mena had treated his daughter, not as aprisoner but as a sister, and Praxilla now felt a wish, which he himselfshared, to bid farewell to the noble Mena, and his wife, and to thank himfor his magnanimous generosity.
What to read after Uarda : a Romance of Ancient Egypt — volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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