Voices in the Night: a Chromatic Fantasia
Voices in the Night: a Chromatic Fantasia
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We settled that finally. The desert will do them good ! *' CHAPTER XI THE SPIRIT OF KINGS AND SLAVES Jerry Arbuthnot, in his smart little riding-suit, was seated on the top step of John Ellison's tomb, his pony, meanwhile, held by a syce^ trying to snatch a bite of long grass growing close to the bottom one. Between the two, forming a pyramid of which the child's dainty little figure made the apex, were several other figures.
First of all, bareheaded, eminently respectable in a clean suit of dr...ill, was Jdn-Ali-sh^n, seated sideways a step below, his face towards Jerry. Below again — crouched up knees and elbows — was Budlu the caretaker, his eyes on Jdn-Ali-shdn's ; and beside him, resplendent in red coat and gold lace, the Mohammedan chuprassi told off to accompany his little master on his morning rides.
For the dew still lay heavy on the grass, like hoar-frost, so that the hoopoes, hopping over it in the search for food, left greener trails behind them to lattice the grey glisten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We settled that finally. The desert will do them good ! *' CHAPTER XI THE SPIRIT OF KINGS AND SLAVES Jerry Arbuthnot, in his smart little riding-suit, was seated on the top step of John Ellison's tomb, his pony, meanwhile, held by a syce^ trying to snatch a bite of long grass growing close to the bottom one. Between the two, forming a pyramid of which the child's dainty little figure made the apex, were several other figures.
First of all, bareheaded, eminently respectable in a clean suit of dr...ill, was Jdn-Ali-sh^n, seated sideways a step below, his face towards Jerry. Below again — crouched up knees and elbows — was Budlu the caretaker, his eyes on Jdn-Ali-shdn's ; and beside him, resplendent in red coat and gold lace, the Mohammedan chuprassi told off to accompany his little master on his morning rides.
For the dew still lay heavy on the grass, like hoar-frost, so that the hoopoes, hopping over it in the search for food, left greener trails behind them to lattice the grey glisten.
What to read after Voices in the Night: a Chromatic Fantasia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora Annie Webster Steel to read onlineMoreLess
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