Yermah the Dorado the Story of a Lost Race
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THE STORY OF A LOST RACE 249 her. Everything swam before her, and she was faint and wan.
" Whom? " she gasped.
" Myself, " said Yermah, holding her tightly. "Art thou jealous?" " Not now, " she replied, with a look that en chanted her admirer.
" Wilt thou hear other confessions ? I can accuse myself of much more. " " And compel me to love thee the more for them all. Thou shalt leave me sufficient mind for beset ting affairs, " answered Keroecia.
" Wouldst thou have me for thy slave? " " No. But... I would be thine. " " Lend thy confidence fully, that I may worship where thou art pleased, and abhor that which offends thee. " ' That which I value most of all my possessions is this distaff given me by my mother, " said Keroecia, bringing forward a slender strip of bamboo, not- much larger than a darning-needle, lightly weighted with pellets of clay.
It had a jeweled handle and a wheel of hardwood, polished and set with mother-of-pearl. A tiny shell served for a socket, should the weight of the spindle prove too heavy for the gossamer threads used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE STORY OF A LOST RACE 249 her. Everything swam before her, and she was faint and wan.
" Whom? " she gasped.
" Myself, " said Yermah, holding her tightly. "Art thou jealous?" " Not now, " she replied, with a look that en chanted her admirer.
" Wilt thou hear other confessions ? I can accuse myself of much more. " " And compel me to love thee the more for them all. Thou shalt leave me sufficient mind for beset ting affairs, " answered Keroecia.
" Wouldst thou have me for thy slave? " " No. But... I would be thine. " " Lend thy confidence fully, that I may worship where thou art pleased, and abhor that which offends thee. " ' That which I value most of all my possessions is this distaff given me by my mother, " said Keroecia, bringing forward a slender strip of bamboo, not- much larger than a darning-needle, lightly weighted with pellets of clay.
It had a jeweled handle and a wheel of hardwood, polished and set with mother-of-pearl. A tiny shell served for a socket, should the weight of the spindle prove too heavy for the gossamer threads used.
What to read after Yermah the Dorado the Story of a Lost Race?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frona Eunice Wait to read onlineMoreLess
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