Casca 22: the Mongol
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He was feeling almost presentable.
Temujin, as it appeared was going to be his manner, took nothing but the best. Boots of red leather of Samarkand. Trousers of deep blue wool. A long white cotton undershirt with the tail hanging below the waist, and over this a surcoat of the fine cloth of Chin made from the spinning of worms embroidered with three toed dragons of gold. On his head he chose to wear a spike-tipped helmet of the Syrian style, with a red cotton band around the brim and the tai...l of it hanging to his shoulders. He almost looked the part of an Oriental warrior-prince.
Casca was fully lost by midday, but Temujin kept moving through the maze of valleys and canyons, sometimes dropping two or three thousand feet only to climb four or five. Temujin was in the front, Casca behind. Somehow Casca felt this was the way it would be for all who came into close contact with the young Mongol. He would always lead. It was his nature and it would be hard to keep up with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was feeling almost presentable.
Temujin, as it appeared was going to be his manner, took nothing but the best. Boots of red leather of Samarkand. Trousers of deep blue wool. A long white cotton undershirt with the tail hanging below the waist, and over this a surcoat of the fine cloth of Chin made from the spinning of worms embroidered with three toed dragons of gold. On his head he chose to wear a spike-tipped helmet of the Syrian style, with a red cotton band around the brim and the tai...l of it hanging to his shoulders. He almost looked the part of an Oriental warrior-prince.
Casca was fully lost by midday, but Temujin kept moving through the maze of valleys and canyons, sometimes dropping two or three thousand feet only to climb four or five. Temujin was in the front, Casca behind. Somehow Casca felt this was the way it would be for all who came into close contact with the young Mongol. He would always lead. It was his nature and it would be hard to keep up with him.
What to read after Casca 22: the Mongol?
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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