Zoroaster
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But Nehushta glanced at the serving-women and.
remained standing.
" You are not alone," she said briefly.
" They are not women — they are slaves," answered Atossa, with a smile.
"Will you not send them away?" "Why should I?" " You need not — I will," returned Nehushta.
" Begone, and quickly ! " she added, turning to the little group of women and slave-girls who stood to- gether, looking on in wonder. At Nehushta's impe- rious command, they hurried through the door, and the curtains fell behind ...them. They knew Nehushta's power in the palace too well to hesitate to obey her, even in the presence of their own mistress.
" Strange ways you have ! " exclaimed Atossa, in a low voice. She was fiercely angry, but there was no change in her face. She dangled a little chain upon her finger, and tapped the ground with her foot as she sat. That was all.
" I am not come here to wrangle with you about your slaves. They will obey me without wrangling.
I met Zoroaster in the gardens an hour since." " By a previous arrangement, of course ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Nehushta glanced at the serving-women and.
remained standing.
" You are not alone," she said briefly.
" They are not women — they are slaves," answered Atossa, with a smile.
"Will you not send them away?" "Why should I?" " You need not — I will," returned Nehushta.
" Begone, and quickly ! " she added, turning to the little group of women and slave-girls who stood to- gether, looking on in wonder. At Nehushta's impe- rious command, they hurried through the door, and the curtains fell behind ...them. They knew Nehushta's power in the palace too well to hesitate to obey her, even in the presence of their own mistress.
" Strange ways you have ! " exclaimed Atossa, in a low voice. She was fiercely angry, but there was no change in her face. She dangled a little chain upon her finger, and tapped the ground with her foot as she sat. That was all.
" I am not come here to wrangle with you about your slaves. They will obey me without wrangling.
I met Zoroaster in the gardens an hour since." " By a previous arrangement, of course ?
What to read after Zoroaster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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