A Child of the Orient
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135 "What is it?" I asked the kouroudji. "Why are they behaving like this?" The Turk turned to my brother. "The effendi knows?" "I m afraid I do. They smell blood. " "So they do, Bey Effendi. It is not the first time this accursed forest has been the grave of men. Allah keriml" He took hold of the bridles of both horses, and spoke to them in endearing terms. There is an under standing between Turks and horses as touching as the friendship between them and dogs. From a monotonous and tedious jou...rney, our ride, of a sudden, had become most exciting. Although the horses now followed the kouroudji obediently, they whinnied from time to time, and shivered.
"Don t be frightened, " said my brother to me; "and whatever happens keep your head, and don t scream. Screaming will do no good, and it may lead to mishandling. " "But can t we go back, Mano?" I asked.
" We shall gain nothing by trying to. If a murder has been committed, we may come upon the corpse. If it is something else, we are already in the trap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
135 "What is it?" I asked the kouroudji. "Why are they behaving like this?" The Turk turned to my brother. "The effendi knows?" "I m afraid I do. They smell blood. " "So they do, Bey Effendi. It is not the first time this accursed forest has been the grave of men. Allah keriml" He took hold of the bridles of both horses, and spoke to them in endearing terms. There is an under standing between Turks and horses as touching as the friendship between them and dogs. From a monotonous and tedious jou...rney, our ride, of a sudden, had become most exciting. Although the horses now followed the kouroudji obediently, they whinnied from time to time, and shivered.
"Don t be frightened, " said my brother to me; "and whatever happens keep your head, and don t scream. Screaming will do no good, and it may lead to mishandling. " "But can t we go back, Mano?" I asked.
" We shall gain nothing by trying to. If a murder has been committed, we may come upon the corpse. If it is something else, we are already in the trap.
What to read after A Child of the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Demetra Vaka Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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