One Thousand Nights (2016)
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There were a great many doors, so that they could be opened to catch the evening breeze as necessary, and I realized that was why there were no candles that might be blown out by such drafts, but oil lamps of glass suspended from bronze fixtures overhead.
I wished I could look about more, but I knew to stare would be considered provincial at best. I only caught a confused glimpse of men in high-necked robes and women in garments similar to mine, all of them dark-haired and dark-eyed like me,... but with skin several shades darker. I was glad to see the women there, for I think some part of me feared that they would be excluded from this occasion as they were from so many other public events. But perhaps a banquet in the palace was not deemed “public,” and therefore was not off-limits. Even so, I could not help but note that the men and women did not sit side by side, as they would at a banquet in my homeland, but were strictly segregated, the women seated on the left of the hall, the men on the right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were a great many doors, so that they could be opened to catch the evening breeze as necessary, and I realized that was why there were no candles that might be blown out by such drafts, but oil lamps of glass suspended from bronze fixtures overhead.
I wished I could look about more, but I knew to stare would be considered provincial at best. I only caught a confused glimpse of men in high-necked robes and women in garments similar to mine, all of them dark-haired and dark-eyed like me,... but with skin several shades darker. I was glad to see the women there, for I think some part of me feared that they would be excluded from this occasion as they were from so many other public events. But perhaps a banquet in the palace was not deemed “public,” and therefore was not off-limits. Even so, I could not help but note that the men and women did not sit side by side, as they would at a banquet in my homeland, but were strictly segregated, the women seated on the left of the hall, the men on the right.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christine Pope to read onlineMoreLess
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