Life of the Right Honourable William Edward Forster volume 1
Life of the Right Honourable William Edward Forster volume 1
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Patience is rewarded by a cup of good black coffee, which always springs most unaccountably out of the mud. Antonio produces a cold chicken, and while gnawing it, I hear guns. ' What are they, Antonio ? ' ' Villagers coming back from the tomb of a khalif, where they have been praying for rain. ' Soon they appear, horse and foot, the men armed with matchlocks and swords, and one or two veiled women, and under my mound they gallop EEFORM VISIT TO THE EAST. 417 round their horses and discharge the...ir guns as though at one another, and dance one couple and another in a ring, wildly but gracefully ; and some of them come up to the balcony and squat round the stranger, and look like pleased children through my opera-glass. They may well long for rain. This white granite and black basalt and volcanic country is burnt up like a desert ; the dust on the fields deep as sand; the underwood generally as though a fire had swept over it ; the watercourses dried up. Imagine, then, the beauty of coming to a river too strong for the drought, the Herinus, with green banks and green oak-trees overhanging them, and the flocks of the Turcomans sleeping or grazing on them beautiful white sheep and glossy black, or white, or grey goats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Patience is rewarded by a cup of good black coffee, which always springs most unaccountably out of the mud. Antonio produces a cold chicken, and while gnawing it, I hear guns. ' What are they, Antonio ? ' ' Villagers coming back from the tomb of a khalif, where they have been praying for rain. ' Soon they appear, horse and foot, the men armed with matchlocks and swords, and one or two veiled women, and under my mound they gallop EEFORM VISIT TO THE EAST. 417 round their horses and discharge the...ir guns as though at one another, and dance one couple and another in a ring, wildly but gracefully ; and some of them come up to the balcony and squat round the stranger, and look like pleased children through my opera-glass. They may well long for rain. This white granite and black basalt and volcanic country is burnt up like a desert ; the dust on the fields deep as sand; the underwood generally as though a fire had swept over it ; the watercourses dried up. Imagine, then, the beauty of coming to a river too strong for the drought, the Herinus, with green banks and green oak-trees overhanging them, and the flocks of the Turcomans sleeping or grazing on them beautiful white sheep and glossy black, or white, or grey goats.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Wemyss Thomas Wemyss Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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