Casca 18: the Cursed
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There were teacups and a pot on a tray on the low table before him, and a beautiful girl squatted opposite him, waiting for his command to pour, or for whatever else he might care to command.
But the baron sat unmoving. From time to time his forehead would knit in a puzzled frown, or he would stare out of the window at the distant hills.
Of a sudden he leaped to his feet, startling the girl. "Peace, little one," he calmed her. "Tell me, have you studied the thinking of the sage Lao Tze?"... "But of course, lord." "And in his writings, Liang Yongming, do you remember something of a white barbarian whom he met in the far realms of Rome and who became his disciple?" "Ah yes" Liang smiled "the myth of the mortal who slew the Christian demigod and became himself some sort of immortal. It is one of Lao Tze's few flights of fantasy. No doubt he invented the legend as some sort of moral lesson." So I have always thought, the baron mused, until now. He gestured for the girl to pour his tea and sat down again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were teacups and a pot on a tray on the low table before him, and a beautiful girl squatted opposite him, waiting for his command to pour, or for whatever else he might care to command.
But the baron sat unmoving. From time to time his forehead would knit in a puzzled frown, or he would stare out of the window at the distant hills.
Of a sudden he leaped to his feet, startling the girl. "Peace, little one," he calmed her. "Tell me, have you studied the thinking of the sage Lao Tze?"... "But of course, lord." "And in his writings, Liang Yongming, do you remember something of a white barbarian whom he met in the far realms of Rome and who became his disciple?" "Ah yes" Liang smiled "the myth of the mortal who slew the Christian demigod and became himself some sort of immortal. It is one of Lao Tze's few flights of fantasy. No doubt he invented the legend as some sort of moral lesson." So I have always thought, the baron mused, until now. He gestured for the girl to pour his tea and sat down again.
What to read after Casca 18: the Cursed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Sadler to read onlineMoreLess
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