The Belt of Gold
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Smiling, she sat down in her chair at the front corner of the Imperial box, her women gathered around her, little Philomela on her lap.
Two pages with garlands of flowers came in through the door in the back of the box, and bowed and strewed the flowers over the floor, and with a flourish they turned to usher in their master. With a braying of horns, the Caliph’s emissary entered.
He wore a magnificent long coat, with a sash of gold lace, a turban of many folds on his head. Prince Consta...ntine, escorting him, seemed very plain by contrast, a figure of provincial nobility. The Basileus watched gravely as they filled up the box with their male talk and strutting. Their comradeship had made her more than suspicious. Three or four of the ambassador’s own servants hurried around, putting cushions on their master’s chair, and when he sat down they ranged themselves behind him.
All but one, who brought up a little casket of silver, which his master took and set upon his knee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smiling, she sat down in her chair at the front corner of the Imperial box, her women gathered around her, little Philomela on her lap.
Two pages with garlands of flowers came in through the door in the back of the box, and bowed and strewed the flowers over the floor, and with a flourish they turned to usher in their master. With a braying of horns, the Caliph’s emissary entered.
He wore a magnificent long coat, with a sash of gold lace, a turban of many folds on his head. Prince Consta...ntine, escorting him, seemed very plain by contrast, a figure of provincial nobility. The Basileus watched gravely as they filled up the box with their male talk and strutting. Their comradeship had made her more than suspicious. Three or four of the ambassador’s own servants hurried around, putting cushions on their master’s chair, and when he sat down they ranged themselves behind him.
All but one, who brought up a little casket of silver, which his master took and set upon his knee.
What to read after The Belt of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecelia Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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