Atlantis the book of the Angels
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"Begone, false flatterer!' 1 she cried in a fine passion; "what are thy promises ! Have I not known thee aforetimes and seen thy smooth tongue lure victims to death ? Upstart slave in the purple of thy master, liar, murderer go!" Old Na glanced at her fearfully as she half arose in her wrath ; and I, pleased with the boldness of her who was my Love and all my hope alas, to say thus! came as a bright wondrous fly into the room and hovered above her, so that she looked up and smiled, yet sadly.
A...s one who has been smitten the Tzan stared, with parted lips, kneeling and petrified. His left arm fell involuntarily from beneath his cloak, disclosing the under robe of yellow sown with gems and golden symbols. The lady's eyes perceived the, mutilation and a great sneer curled her lip.
It recovered the astounded man, and with a dreadful oath he leaped up and laid his hand on his sword-hilt.
"Art coward as well as murderer?" asked Azta, scornfully, glancing on the trembling Na, and outstretching her hand towards him so that as in obedience he stood still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Begone, false flatterer!' 1 she cried in a fine passion; "what are thy promises ! Have I not known thee aforetimes and seen thy smooth tongue lure victims to death ? Upstart slave in the purple of thy master, liar, murderer go!" Old Na glanced at her fearfully as she half arose in her wrath ; and I, pleased with the boldness of her who was my Love and all my hope alas, to say thus! came as a bright wondrous fly into the room and hovered above her, so that she looked up and smiled, yet sadly.
A...s one who has been smitten the Tzan stared, with parted lips, kneeling and petrified. His left arm fell involuntarily from beneath his cloak, disclosing the under robe of yellow sown with gems and golden symbols. The lady's eyes perceived the, mutilation and a great sneer curled her lip.
It recovered the astounded man, and with a dreadful oath he leaped up and laid his hand on his sword-hilt.
"Art coward as well as murderer?" asked Azta, scornfully, glancing on the trembling Na, and outstretching her hand towards him so that as in obedience he stood still.
What to read after Atlantis the book of the Angels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Bridgman Metchim to read onlineMoreLess
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